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Luckily, the Harvard Law School-bound senior will still be around to lend his teammates advice. Offsay is taking a year hiatus, and will be seen assistant coaching next season before he goes abroad in the spring to play professionally...
...toughest call of his young presidency, and George Bush chose an event no less momentous than his first prime-time address to announce that he had found a thin ridge of moral high ground on which to perch. The wrenching decision: whether to lend federal support to embryonic-stem-cell research, unleashing potential cures for horrific illnesses and life-shattering injuries, but at the cost of giving government sanction to the destruction of human embryos. Bush had searched both his soul and his 3-in.-thick briefing book. He had quizzed experts and ethicists and even the doctors...
...cover of TIME. A trend that's equally worthy of celebrating is the democratization of the documentary, thanks to digital camcorders and the idealistic urge of citizens to tell a story. As journalists, we at TIME feel a kinship with such filmmakers and decided this year to lend our name and support to the documentaries in competition at the Tribeca Film Festival. Now in its fourth year, the fast-growing festival, held in downtown Manhattan, screened more than 250 films of all kinds from 45 countries and sold 135,000 tickets. The award for best documentary feature went...
Next year, Watson will lend his abilities to the Extension School, but said he has enjoyed teaching at the College. “My years teaching at Harvard, and being a resident tutor, have been the best of my life,” he wrote. “Harvard students are WONDERFUL! Their passionate curiosity, enthusiasm, and joy in learning and in life have been a constant delight...
...comedist’s “Mostellaria:” the two cover comparable ground of debauchery and deception, although “Forum” captures the spirit of the Roman playwright with a lighter comedic touch. The play’s exaggerated action and sheer silliness lend it a certain tongue-in-cheek tone, which alternately creates and defuses tension each moment...