Word: kalish
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...students disagree over whether Core syllabi consciously attempt to seduce them. Daniel Kalish '96 rejected the idea. "I don't find there's a big difference between Core and departmental syllabi," he said. Victoria Kennedy '97 agreed that the Core descriptions are "pretty much straightforward and honest...
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...might call it buying a pig in a poke. Fifteen months ago, Ronald and Mary Kalish of Arizona adopted Sir Francis Bacon (Frank, for short) as a pet, and their life has never been quite the same. After supper, when the family gathers around the TV, Frank will squeal and howl if the channel is switched from his favored westerns or cartoons. Come bedtime, there is only one place where he will sleep: on the Kalishes' king-size mattress, snuggled between Mary and Ronald. If reproved, Frank may try to urinate on the offender's foot. Yet, far from feeling...
...Winston Churchill once observed that dogs look up to us, cats look down on us, but pigs treat us as equals. Mary Kalish tends to agree. "A pig is more like having another family member than a pet," she says. Indeed, the historic relationship of man and pig, dating back nearly 2 million years, is complex. Such phrases as pig out, pigheaded and hog fat suggest distaste for an ungainly critter that spends most of its time wallowing in muck. (Pigs have few sweat glands and need mud -- or preferably, clean water -- to protect themselves from heat stroke.) But China...
...cases. The indictments in Tampa and Miami are based largely on testimony by convicted felons, whose word juries sometimes find less persuasive than evidence provided through wiretaps or documents. Said a prominent federal prosecutor: "Sounds to me that they got nothing but snitches." A probable witness is Steven Michael Kalish, 37, a convicted drug dealer serving time in Louisiana who claims he passed on $6 million to Noriega over a ten-month period in 1983 and '84. Two other likely convict-witnesses who have given testimony from their jail cells are drug-running pilots Floyd Carlton-Cacerez and Antonio Aizprua...