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...expression that great prizes often come in small packages befits the exhibit of paintings from the Joseph B. Hazel Collection at the Fogg Museum of Art. The exhibit shows nearly a dozen gems all contained within one room, sandwiched between galleries of French Romanticism and American Realism. Hazel lent 16 works to the Fogg, but because of a lack of space and the paintings' sensitivity to light, not all of them are displayed. However, these few works can be viewed by appointment...
...Nation of Islam providing security for Chavis even as 200 of his backers demonstrated their support. Earlier some anti-Chavis board members said they had received threats. However, in spite of an hour-long speech in his own defense, Chavis was unable to reverse his fate; board members Hazel Dukes and Joe Madison drew up a resolution asking him to step down effective immediately. When rumors spread that Chavis was out, 20 of his young supporters attempted to rush the meeting and were prevented from entering only when N.A.A.C.P. staff members blocked the entrance. Several Chavis supporters declared they were...
Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary disclosed that about 1,200 people -- many unknowingly -- were subjects of 48 government radiation experiments conducted between the1920s and 1980s. O'Leary, following up on a similar announcement last spring, said she was most troubled by a series of experiments dubbed "Project Sunshine," in which an unknown number of terminally ill cancer patients were injected with an isotope. Pregnant women and their aborted fetuses were also used as test subjects. The department said it has spent nearly $3.7 million to learn more about the extent of human radiation experiments since World War II, and that...
Disney has deep pockets too. The mouse costs an estimated $50,000 a day, employing such notables as Jody Powell, former press secretary to Jimmy Carter and now a top public relations operative. Ironically, Powell was one of the leaders in a 1988 campaign that stopped millionaire developer Til Hazel from dropping a shopping mall right onto the second Manassas battlefield. Powell claims that nine of his ancestors fought for the Confederacy, and mall construction would have put pizza parlors on the crucial Stuart's Hill. "He must have needed the money," complains Snyder, one of Powell's erstwhile comrades...
...same week when U.S. Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary named Boston a national "clean city," some Cambridge residents might have strongly disagreed...