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...Helen Meyner, U.S. Representative...
...impact statement, released on January 6, called the environmental effects of the library on Harvard Square "negligible." The next day, Helen Keyes of the Library Corporation said the report showed there are no "insurmountable problems" to starting work on the library...
Chall told The Crimson Sunday that she had consulted the other members of the reading section, Carol Chomsky, lecturer on Education, and Helen Popp, associate professor of Education, before sending the memorandum...
...fraction of the 10 million words he committed to print. His column was ultimately syndicated in more than 200 papers; it brought him wealth, honors and worldwide fame. His lean, dignified presence was another of Washington's monuments. An invitation to the home he and his vivacious wife Helen had on Woodley Road, near the National Cathedral, was a command performance (Mrs. Lippmann died in February). Lippmann-called "the autocrat of the dinner table" by awed guests-would lead evening companions through Socratic questions on an encyclopedic range of subjects...
...machismo? By the time of Aristotle, about 900 years later, the Greek definition of virtue had evolved into the good and the beautiful. In the Iliad, virtue meant pride in battle, warrior's honor, heroics in the primitive sense. For all their groans, the Greeks relished war. Helen's face was hardly required to launch a thousand ships. To both sides, for nine years "warfare seemed/ lovelier than return, lovelier than sailing/ in the decked ships to their own native land...