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This weekend, relive the magic with Mainly Jackson. For the first time, witness the skills of the Caribbean Dance Company, TAPS and the Mainly Jazz Dance Company as they create HIStory in a performance of dances to the music of Michael and Janet Jackson as well as the Jackson 5. The spring of 2000 found the Mainly Jazz Dance Company incorporating Michael Jackson songs into their routine, and now the winter of 2001 celebrates the triumphant return of pop’s erstwhile king as well as his superstar sister...
...spits in the eye of al-Qaeda. Because if she couldn't wriggle out of her clothes on a stage in Puerto Rico and ask, as she did in an NBC special aired last week, "Is it hot in here?" then, well, the terrorists would have won. For unlike Janet Jackson, who canceled her European tour, Lopez is going ahead with hers. "These are terrible times," J-Lo says, "but I think that as an artist I have a responsibility now to bring some lightness into people's lives with my music." Oh, yes, her music. She also stuck...
...taking Applied Math 21a because I thought it would count for my Quantitative Reasoning Requirement, but because of certain administrative rules that the Core has, it hasn’t been approved,” says Janet L. Kim ’04. “I’m really frustrated because if it doesn’t count. I’ll have to take Magic of Numbers of something, even though [Applied Math 21a] is so much harder. I just think the Core office is overly rigid in the standards it places for classes to be substitutes...
This summer, the Administrative Board of the Law School hired Law School Senior Reference Librarian Janet C. Katz to be a fact-finder for the case against four law students involved in the Massachusetts Hall sit-in. In her role, Katz not only reported the statements of Mass. Hall staff but also made more general statements about their experience and described the students’ behavior as “egregious...
...took 50 years for the government to finish compensating Japanese victims for their unfair treatment. In 1999, then-Attorney General Janet Reno called the episode “a tragic chapter in the history of our nation...a time when we took away the liberty of an entire community of Americans...