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...have sex with him, “Tomorrow we could be dead.” Whether we die of anger, of sadness, or while tap dancing, it will happen someday. And in that light, “Mr. Plumb” offers an opportunity to die with laughter that doesn’t seem like such a foreboding prospect at all. —Staff writer Marianne F. Kaletzky can be reached at kaletzky@fas.harvard.edu...
...around 6 p.m. on weeknights, Portuguese accents and laughter fill Larsen Hall at the Graduate School of Education (GSE) as janitor Jeffrey Moura enters to clean the building with his father and his neighbors...
Before leaving Mal, I walk clear around the island, stopping at the monument to the tetrapods, the name given to the interlocking concrete blocks that form the towering breakwaters protecting the city's most vulnerable flanks. Behind the breakwaters I hear the crash of invisible waves, in front the laughter of children swimming in the intensely blue water of a narrow canal. I wonder, What will the Maldives be like a couple of centuries from now? Will its corals have adapted to warmer conditions, as some think possible, or will they be forced to seek refuge in artificially maintained reefs...
...principal leaders in China, and I think I should be held responsible for the mistakes during those years. No one is perfect in the world. So that's why I never want to write a memoir or an autobiography. Particularly in recent years, I haven't done much [laughter...
...appeared in the corridors of Malacaang Palace. Smiling and greeting the delegates, Mrs. Marcos whispered to one visitor, "I leave it up to you to take care of the President and to deliver the votes." The reply: "We will give the opposition zero, ma'am." Imelda broke into laughter. "But you will make the foreign press angry. That's one thing the Western mind will never believe and understand...