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That weekend in 1970 would be the last time anyone in her family would see her -- until last Tuesday. In the intervening years, she would be the object . of the largest womanhunt in FBI history, one that kept her on the 10-most- wanted list for 14 years. But in...
But Roiphe's shrewd observations have an ugly undercurrent. At one point she suggests that accounts of rape given at the marches may be fabricated or embellished: "The line between fact and fiction is a delicate one when it comes to survivor stories," she writes. "It's impossible to tell...
The promotion quickly turned into a nightmare. Disgruntled "winners" banded together in protest groups, fanning anti-Pepsi flames at frequent demonstrations and marches. More than 22,000 people holding the 349 number filed 689 civil suits seeking damages, as well as 5,200 criminal complaints alleging fraud and deception.
Public concern over the flesh trade is rising. Last year Pope John Paul II expressed "horror over the degrading practice of sex tourism." In 1990 he had warned that "men, women and children must not be used as objects at the expense of their inalienable dignity." And a backlash against...
With an agreement signed and sealed, the high-profile marches, realer and protests will likely be rare. Harvard workers and managers are how faced with a quiet, behind the scenes, day-to-day challenge making the contract's paper ideal of labor-management joint ness into a workplace reality.