Word: honorably
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...next year, McCaffrey won the Nebula Award, the other top honor for science fiction writers, for her book Dragonrider. She also has been the recipient of many Science Fiction Book Club awards, and has been the guest speaker numerous times at the World Science Fiction Convention...
...honor of what would have been the 80th birthday of President John F. Kennedy'40, his brother Sen. Edward M. Kennedy'54-'56 (D.-Mass.) spoke at the Institute of Politics last Thursday on the subject on Medicare...
...offers Theroux?s imaginative version of how some Hong Kong residents have fared -- and will fare -- in the face of such a monumental and imminent change, writes TIME Literary Critic Paul Gray. Neville Mullard, 43, lives with his widowed mother Betty in a Hong Kong house called, in honor of their native land, Albion Cottage. The late George Mullard left his wife and son, nicknamed Bunt, half-ownership of Imperial Stitching, a garment-manufacturing firm located in an eight-story building in Hong Kong?s Kowloon Tong district. The unexpected death, in early 1996, of Mr. Chuck, the refugee from...
...Hickey. Joe gained campus-wide fame earlier this year when hundreds of students rallied to save his job from the fangs of out-sourcing. A special dinner was held in his honor. Joe, like Dan, knows more student names that most Harvard professors will remember in a lifetime of teaching. Joe also knows where you live. To say that he goes above and beyond the call of duty is a gross understatement, but must be sufficient for now. Additionally, he is a dedicated family man and the sort of friend you can count on for a favor or a good...
DAVID RUBINGER has been a TIME photographer in Israel for nearly a half-century, covering major wars (and not a few small ones) and documenting the lives of statesmen and ordinary citizens. Next week the Israeli government will honor his work with its prestigious Israel Prize for lifetime achievement. Perhaps his most memorable photograph is one of young Israeli paratroopers at Jerusalem's Western Wall in 1967, just minutes after fighting had ceased. It quickly became an emblem of Israel's stunning victory...