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Jutting into southern Alaska's Prince William Sound, the Harvard Glacier, 1,500 feet thick and 20 miles long, fills the lefthand fork of the College Fjord. The righthand fork is, naturally, the Yale Glacier. Seven tributaries of the fjord are named after Ivy League sister schools, including Radcliffe...
Particularly prominent from the restaurant are MIT and Fenway Park. It makes a great dinner spot before a formal, especially if you're feeling romantic. And if you're not willing to fork over the big bucks for dinner, the Prudential also features a nearly 360-degree observation tower. They will still charge you, though...
...want to feed me or didn't want to clean me or didn't want to put me in a bed or get me out of a bed, there'd be nothing I could do about it. Absolutely nothing. But their compassion, their involvement causes them to put a fork in my mouth, and I take a bite of food. Or turn me over in the bed so I don't get a sore. Or get my blood pressure down when I have dysreflexia. Basically, it comes down to goodwill. Nobody has to do any of those things...
...Harvard graduate but refuses to introduce her to his friends because she is not sufficiently well proportioned. Those who win on Planet Candace are beauties like Camilla, 25, a woman who says things like, "Most of the girls in New York are just idiots. They don't know which fork to use. They don't know how to tip the maid at someone's country house...
Money, Yeltsin has discovered, talks. He has made so many similar promises to workers, teachers, soldiers and pensioners that last week he had to order Russia's disapproving central bank to fork over $1 billion to help pay for it all. In the past five weeks Yeltsin's appeal, according to most of Russia's unreliable opinion polls, has climbed steadily to equal or overtake his rivals...