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...There were multiple times when there was a really tough case, and I was glad that the person on the Scalia case was Joel because he was a good person to work with—smart, hard-working, dedicated and serious,” he said...
...People who say they're glad when these big jobs end are lying. But the truth is, you know from the minute you start that someday it will end. I loved being Secretary of State, that's probably evident to everyone who watched me. I had real reason last week to reflect on this because I was recently honored at a cermony at Ellis Island honoring four immigrants - Tommy Lasorda, Shelly Lazarus, Frank McCourt and me. It made me realize how special it is to have grown up in America and to have the opportunity to sit behind a sign...
...your initial days at Harvard, you sounded conflicted, in interviews, about whether your anonymity was a positive thing. Which was the more dominant emotion? Feeling isolated, or feeling glad to be isolated...
...similarly exciting courses will be offered concurrently, so as to ensure that small class size remains a signature feature of these gateway courses. We also hope that soon-to-be-developed portal courses in other areas will emulate this system of small and varied courses. While we are glad that faculty members and administrators have begun to implement the general education reforms of the HCCR ahead of schedule, we hope that these courses will be folded seamlessly into the Core Curriculum in the interim. We call upon the Core Curriculum Committee to fit these courses into the current Core...
...Most of those gathered here for today's protests say that they blame the King for their hardships - and that their suffering makes them only more determined to protest. Indeed, some of the leaders of the protest seem glad that the economic situation is getting desperate. One Communist protestor handing out anti-King pamphlets says: "If people start starving, then they'll get out into the streets, won't they? That'll really make the King listen to us." Standing next to him is Mohadatta Adhikari, a local Communist politician. He nods vigorously in agreement. He's not worried about...