Word: marches
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...addition to the seven regular fellows joining the Institute of Politics (IOP) this semester, former president Gerald R. Ford will be in residence at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) for two days in March as a visiting fellow...
Ford, who became the 38th president in 1974following the resignation of former presidentRichard M. Nixon, will be in residence andspeaking publicly March 16 and 17. Since hisfailed bid for re-election in 1976, he also hasbeen an active member of the Republican party andseveral charitable causes...
...losses mark the most lopsided defeats for Harvard since a season-ending 72-48 defeat at the hands of Dartmouth on Mar. 7, 1995. It is the first time Harvard has lost consecutive Ivy games since March...
...Cambodian officials claimed last April, according to the Far Eastern Economic Review. The late dictator swallowed tranquilizers and antimalarial pills upon discovering that a Khmer Rouge comrade, Ta Mok, planned to turn him over to the U.S. for trial. Ta Mok offered to make Pol Pot available in March, the article by journalist Nate Thayer claimed. But U.S. officials declined, saying they needed more time to prepare to arrest...
...Spare me." "We've had imperfect leaders in the past," said Mills, referring to Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., "and we'll have imperfect leaders in the future, but their imperfections did not roll back nor did they stop the march for civil rights," she said. "I'm not worried about civil rights because this President's record on civil rights, on women's rights, on all of our rights is unimpeachable...