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Remember when off-again presidential candidate Ross Perot told supporters to give the "rehabilitated" Democratic Party a chance in the summer of 1992? Now he's urging the remnants of his grass-roots United We Stand America to back the Republicans. "I have a simple proposal for the American people," Perot said last night on his favorite platform, CNN's "Larry King Live." All they have to do, he said, is vote only G.O.P. in November's House and Senate races, then let a Republican Congress drive for a few years. Idle chatter? TIME Washington contributor Laurence I. Barrett says...
...idea of a Humanities Quad was pure 1960s. It was about getting together, loving, sharing and maybe, just maybe, smoking a little grass. It was together, not apart. It was Woodstock I, not Whitewater. It was the 1969 World Series, not the baseball strike. It was the Peace Corps, not a recruiting meeting for Goldman Sachs. It was John and Yoko, not Woody and Soon...
...whispered, giving herself in rapture to the cold embrace of the grass as she lay folded in her cloak in the hollow by the pool.' Here I will lie," part of the inscription reads...
...course been very thrilling and gratifying to see some of the things I have done being recognized, but I also believe that there are a ton of young people out there doing a number of amazing things," Liu says. "A lot of them are working at the grass-roots level and making a real difference. They deserve much more ink than...
...Always walk on the grass. Harvard's lawns have two distinct periods of life: spring to Commencement and Commencement to winter. During the first "brown" period, Harvard spends thousands of dollars to improve the landscape for alums. All the grass you see now, in the second "green" period, is left over from the first period. So stomp and tromp--think about all the green that went into the green...