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After a one year hiatus, the Harvard baseball dynasty is on the cusp of once again reigning atop the Red Rolfe Division...
...songs from the show. He danced down the hallway and wound up on top of the sofa. Then he said, 'I'm Mel Brooks.'" The performance won them over, but not long afterward Ockrent became ill with leukemia (he died in December 1999). After a few months' hiatus, Stroman resumed working on her own with Brooks. "I needed someone to make me smile," she says. "Who better than Mel Brooks...
...there are any such creatures as "regular readers" for this column, please note that it will be on hiatus for two weeks while I take a vacation. The next installment will appear on April...
...Italy, France as well as the U.S., explaining casually in flamenco-flavored English that "I like to work in different languages." When traveling, she picks up her Spanish newspapers on the Web. She's highly paid but not devoted to wealth; this summer she'll begin a five-month hiatus when she'll rollerblade and study photography. In short, a typical 20-something European. Responding to questions from a Time poll measuring the mood of these peripatetic adventurers, she says globalization "gives me the opportunity to work...
...Appeals are under way in both cases; legal experts predict at least one of the opposing federal court rulings will come under the scrutiny of the U.S. Supreme Court, where the Justices will return to the explosive issue after a long hiatus. The Court has not examined affirmative action in higher education since 1978, when it ruled the University of California's admissions committee could use race as one of many determining factors...