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...parties believe that words like "privatize" and "privatization" get a negative reaction from Americans, and so Republicans have shifted from "private" to "personal" "or even "secure personal accounts." Reporters, trying to find most neutral term, have at times shifted to "individual accounts" in their stories, although individual retirement accounts (IRA's) already exist...
...APOLOGIZED. TONY BLAIR, Brit-ish Prime Minister, to 11 people wrongly convicted and jailed for IRA bombings that occurred in 1974; in a televised statement from his office at the House of Commons; in London. Known as the "Guildford Four" and the "Maguire Seven," the 11 men and women spent up to 17 years in prison before the final group was exonerated...
CONCERT CLASS | An Exploration of Improvisation with Harvard Jazz Bands and Guest Jane Ira Bloom (Kayden Visiting Artist...
Learning From Performers hosts an evening with soprano saxophonist and composer Jane Ira Bloom, known for her flexible and innovative approach to jazz. “Sometimes I throw sound around the band like paint and other times I play and feel as if I was carving silence like a sculptor,” says Bloom. Come find out just how good you have to be for the International Astronomical Union to name an asteroid after you. General admission tickets at the Harvard Box Office, $5 students and seniors, $8 regular. 8 p.m. Lowell Lecture Hall. (ECMV...
...Jane Ira Bloom, a “mover and shaker”—literally—in the use of both electronics and movement in jazz, was awarded soprano sax of the year by the Jazz Journalists Award in 2001, the Charlie Parker Fellowship for Jazz Innovation, and the International Women in Jazz Jazz Masters Award. But her proudest accomplishment is that she is the first musician to be commissioned by NASA’s art program-—and she even has an asteroid named after...