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According to Professor of History Andrew D. Gordon, Deptula dug up Masako’s old pay records and won herself a brief appearance on Japanese television news shows...
...office of Gordon Hinckley, the president of the Mormon church, leads through long carpeted corridors with wood-paneled walls and security doors that swing open noiselessly with no visible movement from the guards. It is like walking into a David Lynch movie. In these hushed precincts, groups of gray-haired men in identical black suits pass by, beaming smiles like undertakers. Everyone is scrupulously polite, but as a visitor, one feels that one has been dropped into the middle of a plot, without knowing the beginning...
Harvard track is back, and both the men’s and women’s teams made no small statement by winning last Saturday’s meet at Gordon Track. After suffering losses to Northeastern and MIT in an uninspired performance at the Greater Boston Invitational on Feb. 2, the men crushed Yale, 92.5 to 43.5, posting a winner in virtually every event. The women, also coming off a loss to BU, battled both Yale and Princeton. They came away victorious, putting up 61 points to Princeton’s 58 and Yale?...
Heading into a non-Ivy contest at Gordon Track this weekend (the USATF Invitational meet), the Crimson has one last chance to warm up for Heps. Harvard looks to improve upon its fourth-place finish last year...
...Fastow was called to explain himself in front of a seething congressional committee probing Enron's failure last week. But he declined to testify, citing his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. Says his spokesman, Gordon Andrew: "Our position remains that Mr. Fastow acted with the full knowledge and approval of Enron's board of directors, its office of the chairman, which included Mr. Lay and Mr. Skilling, and its internal and external auditors and legal advisers." His former boss, Jeffrey Skilling, who quit as Enron CEO last August, had no such hesitation, insisting to his incredulous interrogators that things...