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...Inaugural stand could have been tense. The Bushes and the Quayles were on the high ground, surrounded by the victors, every facial tic and gesture being beamed around the world. Bush searched for friends. The Joint Chiefs of Staff, such stalwarts through the Persian Gulf and now in Somalia and Iraq, were nearby, and he leaned far over to shake hands. Suddenly, from behind them, came the face and hand of Admiral William Crowe, the former Chairman, who had made a splashy stand for Clinton during the campaign. Warm shake. Nice words. Hostilities contained...
...scholarship definitely will make them attract better students than they have in the past," said Lowell House resident Michael S. Gee '95, a joint biology and East Asian studies concentrator...
...came to New York he was playing in all the Big Bands. He was the one who told us about a saxophone player in Kansas City named Charlie Parker or a bass player in Minneapolis named Oscar Pettiford." Dizzy brought them all together to play at a fabled Harlem joint called Minton's, where, after the regular sessions, strange scrambled rhythms and impossible harmonies would float toward the dawn. It was, indeed...
Sources close to the case later learned that the sentencing judge, Aubrey Robinson, was told that Pollard had shared with Israel information regarding U.S. satellite monitoring of joint Israeli-South African missile tests. Robinson, who is Black, told his associates that he was extremely angry that Pollard was in any way involved with issues relating to South Africa's apartheid regime and took that matter into account when sentencing...
...areas where the Russians are tops is rocketry. Now they've teamed up with Lockheed to market their skills. A joint venture between the aerospace firm and Russia's Khrunichev Enterprise will sell launch services to the West. About 60% of U.S. commercial launches are now handled by Europe's Arianespace consortium...