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...take exception to the assertion in Laura Kohl's recent article (11/8/85) that Coors is the beer of choice among Harvard students. Coors is currently being boycotted by the labor movement and other groups because of its anti-union, racist and anti-gay policies. In addition, Coors money has been used to finance terrorist activities by the Contras in Nicaragua. For these reasons, many Harvard students have chosen not to purchase Coors products. This is also the stated editorial position of The Crimson. Debra Satz Brennon Wood Jeffrey Goodwin Teaching fellows in Social Studies Carol Mueller Michael Macy Lecturers...
Cleopatra, who must have spent hours rimming her eyes with kohl each morning, would no doubt have loved the latest gift of cosmetic surgery: tattooing a thin dark line along the upper and lower lids to augment or replace conventional eyeliner. Since the operation was introduced in the U.S. a year ago, about 15,000 of her modern-day sisters have scurried off to ophthalmologists, dermatologists and plastic surgeons in unblinking pursuit of a fuss-free made-up look. The operation appeals especially to athletic women who do not want to worry about runny eyeliner and to those with poor...
...Philip Kohl, an assistant professor of anthropology at Wellesley College, has been involved with the project since its inception, and yesterday he quipped, "it's a good rock upon which to build a collaborative archaeological exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union...
Complained Walter Kohl '89 of Germany, the son of Chancellor Helmut Kohl, "I don't know how to measure 18 inches exactly because I'm used to dealing in centimeters...
...officials announced that a husband-and-wife team of suspected spies had fled to East Germany. The pair were identified as Herbert Willner, 59, a defense expert influential within the Free Democratic Party, and his wife Herta-Astrid, 46, a secretary in the office of West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Their defection came four weeks after Hans Joachim Tiedge, one of Bonn's top counterespionage officials, had fled to East Germany, along with three other suspected Communist agents. The Willner case prompted renewed demands for the resignation of Interior Minister Friedrich Zimmermann, who oversees Bonn's domestic intelligence agency...