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Many librarians expressed disappointment when Smiley did not receive the maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. Along with other affected libraries, Harvard College Library submitted victim impact statements urging the court to punish Smiley under the fullest extent...
...Kennedy Jr, “the first nip of autumn is touching the leaves. And so we remember: sunshine, grace and promise are but temporary gifts.” I hope we can all cherish our friends and the present, and live our lives to the fullest...
...come forward now. [If he revealed additional thefts] the terms of the plea agreement would be null and void and Smiley would face stiffer sentencing guidelines.” The Harvard College Libraries—along with the other affected libraries—are seeking punishment to the fullest extent of the law, Brainard said. Goldman and the British Library have gone further—they have advocated an “upward departure” from the sentencing guidelines in light of the fact that “the defendant engaged in a pattern of misconduct involving cultural heritage...
...Dave was extremely intelligent, but had a great balance between work and fun. He lived each day to its fullest, never doing anything that he didn’t think was worthwhile,” she said...
...middle school in Minnesota, “he taught himself pre-algebra, as there were no teachers qualified to conduct the course themselves,” the paper wrote in 2001. “[T]here is no arguing the fact that [Berkshire] has prepared Meat to the fullest, and Harvard awaits him next fall,” the paper said. —Staff writer April H.N. Yee can be reached at aprilyee@fas.harvard.edu...