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...presidential search committee’s increasingly frequent clandestine meetings are any indication, it is on the verge of making its final choice. We hope that before the members of the search committee do so, however, they take a step back and consider which candidate will best follow in the footsteps of presidents who have revolutionized both higher education and Harvard itself...
...author of Visions of America, a book about the 1984 election, the versatile Henry is as steeped in his knowledge of politics as he is in the arts. He is a frequent guest on television and of late was seen twice on the CBS network, commenting after President Reagan's press conference on the Iranian arms crisis and then, one morning last week, on the career of Cary Grant. By day, he wrote this week's cover story...
...family's, and they moved in and out of his boyhood, heroes on that far-off Washington stage that beckoned him. The legendary Congressman Carl Vinson was Nunn's great-uncle. Along with a taste for basketball and politics, Nunn absorbed dignity, calm and concern, and always, from the frequent family tribunes, a "keen sense of America...
...Publicolor With schools in frequent need of repair and revitalization, Publicolor encourages volunteers to help spruce them up. It's an innovative program that serves to transform public spaces in neglected schools and neighborhood facilities through the powers of vibrant color and organized collaboration. Publicolor volunteers work in teams to paint classrooms, cafeterias and more. Visit www.publicolor.org for more information on getting involved...
...called the show's "pro-America" stance. (Among the crowd were pundit Laura Ingraham and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.) The weird spectacle put a point on a raging question in pop culture: Is 24 just a TV show or right-wing propaganda? Or, to turn Jack Bauer's frequent refrain on him: Who are you working...