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Assistant Coach Susanna Kaplan admitted that the invitation came as "somewhat of a surprise." But she explained that the difficulty of the Crimson schedule, which included five (B.C., UMass, Brown, Princeton and UConn) of the twelve tournament competitors, composed for a less than spectacular record...
Social life includes some entertaining at home ("My wife is a good cook") and evenings out with friends in Boston, members of a literary set that includes Biographer Justin Kaplan and his wife, the novelist Anne Bernays. Throughout his career, Updike has chosen to live in snug corners, well away from the intrigues, gossip and power struggles that invariably ensue when the literati mingle...
Stanley H. Kaplan has the answer. He has it at one of his seven million Educational Centers, located conveniently throughout Cambridge. He also has an explanation for why the question is relevant but can only be solved by applying one of the two rules, which themselves are in conflict. He has tapes and booklets and sample answer grids and self-addressed, stamped envelopes in case you want to take the MCATs or GMATs or TOEFLs or MSKPs or National Podiatry Boards (no acronym) when you finish with the LSATs. He has all this for you. You have...
Whatever the public climate, committee members stood by their conclusions last week. Said Stanford Law Professor John Kaplan: "Frankly, I don't think we're being treated very well." Argued Stanford Psychologist Richard Thompson: "The report was very fairminded. We are concerned with the long-term harmful effects of marijuana use. But we are also concerned about the possible harm that can be done to kids by throwing them in jail with hardened criminals." In fact, the report had originally gone even further, suggesting that legalization might eventually emerge as the best approach to pot. An N.A.S. review...
...some question whether he will be in a position to display it. Bechtel lobbied for Senate approval of the sale of AWACS surveillance planes to Saudi Arabia, and American Jewish groups have already expressed concern that Shultz will be less supportive of Israel's security interests. Says Morton Kaplan, a professor of international affairs at Chicago: "Shultz is in a particularly weak position to put pressure on the Israelis. They'll use the Bechtel connection to put pressure...