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...sold about a quarter-million copies in the three weeks since its publication -- provide little more than good fun on the sidelines of the trial, but other efforts, far from being a gloss on events, may be altering their course. For instance, Resnick's book gave the prosecution insight into the former football star's possessiveness, but to the extent that Resnick was seen to be capitalizing on a tragedy, it also tainted her as a possible witness. A new book, Kato Kaelin: The Whole Truth, which has 900,000 copies in print, has prompted the prosecution to subpoena...
...very insight that allows us to delve deeply enough to pose those /questions can paralyze those who pose them. Once the process of questioning has begun, where does it end? Just as surely as there are benefits to questioning assumptions and beliefs, there are also times at which that process must end and people must pick sides on the important issues of the day. Seeing all sides of an issue must not entail an abandonment of the right to take a side. The great actors in history are great precisely because of the courage of their convictions: Lincoln...
...debate on the petition provided and excellent insight into what the council is liked and disliked for," Malka said. "Rather than getting to actually debate the petition [to censure Liston], we spent all of the time debating whether or not it should first be brought to the floor...
...loss of Beverly Taylor will hobble the choral program at Harvard/Radcliffe in each of these areas. More tragic is the loss to each singer-person of Bev's remarkable insight, integrity and friendship...
Dean Jewett's sense of personal fairness and good counsel, his complete devotion and hard work, his unassuming and affable demeanor and his intelligence and insight--described by an old schoolmate of his as that of a "genius"--have inspired and guided an entire era of Harvard College students and faculty...