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...Christianity (a collection of those radio talks) and The Screwtape Letters (a set of funny-creepy faux missives from a senior devil to his nephew), sold 843,000 copies, twice as many as in 2001. Multiple books about Lewis debut annually; this year's crop features Jacobs' biography and Jack's Life (Broadman & Holman) by Lewis' stepson Douglas Gresham. In 1947, a TIME cover story hailed Lewis as "one of the most influential spokesmen for Christianity in the English-speaking world." Now, 58 years later (and 42 after his death, in 1963), he could arguably be called the hottest theologian...
Dougherty, who was known as Jack, was the clerk of works for the construction of the Harvard COOP between the years 1963-1966, working on what is known as the Palmer Street building...
...went into a brief coma seven years ago, she recalled, and “the moment he woke up, he said, ‘My name is Jack Dougherty and I’d like a big, tall Coke...
...about a young bro named Cornelius who once broke his middle school’s record for UNICEF collections by solemnly refusing to accept candy without a charitable donation. But most of all, it’s about three little words that epitomize the spirit of the holiday: [the] jack o’ lantern. During our Harvard run, we’ve experienced a different Halloween than the one we grew we grew up with. A Halloween more about the “trick” than the “treat.” Feeling cheapened by this...
Homesickness, the cold, and sugar cravings may be a deadly combination, but there’s a solution. Hit up the nearby homes of these profs and play the child again—and don’t forget the plastic Jack-O-Lanterns. Professor Markus M. Mobius, 56 Kirkland St. Not only does Mobius have his own facebook.com profile, but his favorite movie is Terminator 2. Just imagine the kind of candy he gives out. Professor Reverend Peter J. Gomes, 21 Kirkland St. Despite living practically next door to Memorial Hall, Gomes reports through his secretary that...