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...have been lucky enough to have a full time husband and father, since John surprised us with the news of his extended vacation followed by an indefinite sabbatical that he was awarded for his dedication to his law firm these past 12 years. Can you believe that John??s modesty caused him to hide this honor from us for an entire month? John also had another surprise in store for us when he told us that he gave away our vacation house and sailboat to charity. He has been such a good example for the children. A self...
...coffee-houses had, but it’s close enough. The fashionably-late guests arrive at 45 past the hour, representing a melange of undergraduates, grad students, and professors ranging from Crimson columnist Lucy M. Caldwell ’09 to special guest Jeremy P. Varon, a friend of John??s and a professor of history at Drew University. McMillian begins the conversation. “We need to drain the swamp that breeds this radical ideology,” he says, referring to the groups of radical terrorists Islamists. “But how do you drain...
...seemed almost quid pro quo that they would eventually have gotten it for their efforts,” the author writes. The infections had to be hushed up to prevent John Lennon’s then-wife, Cynthia, from filing for divorce and walking away with half of John??s earnings. A team of “tame venereologists” was called in to treat the most influential and arguably most beloved band in history...
...Princeton in the first half. But the Crimson couldn’t keep up with the Tigers for long, as it yielded its advantage in the second, giving up the game in the final moments, 9-8.Unable to recover in time for its next game, Harvard lost its edge against John??s Hopkins, falling short of victory, 11-7.“We just weren’t able to gain enough offensive momentum to win,” senior Eric Byrd said.The Crimson came back against MIT yesterday morning to make a showing at the tournament...
...Having something like this is something I can come back to in 25 years,” says Rinaudo, “and there will still be kids climbing it.” Can’t exactly say the same for what you left on John??s foot...