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In a decision that business groups found crushing, the Supreme Court last week upheld Haslip's judgment. The court found by a 7-to-1 vote that the large punitive-damage award against the insurance company did not violate the 14th Amendment's due-process clause. Writing for the majority...
"We're now at the point where we have enough alumni in the area so that they can invite the students up or go to campus," Lewis says, adding that the Admissions Office is both trying to cut costs and treat every applicant equally.
I care about what's happening in the Gulf, but at the soiree, it was not at the forefront of conversation. Harvard students have enough trouble leading socially stunted lives in this place where a chilling intellectual ice threatens to destroy every party and bar scene in Cambridge. So when...
The ballet began with a Baghdad announcement Friday, Feb. 15, indicating Iraq's "readiness to deal with" the basic U.N. resolution demanding withdrawal from Kuwait -- subject to farfetched conditions; one demanded reparations for allied bombing. But though Bush promptly denounced the proposal as a "cruel hoax," Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev...
Any additions, subtractions or alterations to official uniforms usually invite disciplinary action, except, apparently, in wartime. Late last month, the New York City police department overruled itself and decided that flag patches larger than a lapel pin but no bigger than 1.5 in. by 2 in. would not violate its...