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...been "snubbed" because their names had been left out of your original Sept. 19 spread. Here at Riverside Tabernacle in Flint, Mich., we feel doubly snubbed because you failed to photograph the most beautiful new church in the country [see cut] and, at the same time, to mention that it was designed on the drawing board by our pastor, the Reverend M.A. Jollay. Not only did he do the actual work?all without a formal degree in architecture?but he received lavish praise from the contractors who built this beautiful $250,000 structure. In addition, he directed a campaign that...
...invest it in stocks to earn higher interest than is earned by funds in the traditional Social Security retirement program. Bush's plan to reform the tax code is another brilliant course of action. Think of how much money is wasted on the Internal Revenue Service, not to mention high-priced accountants. Sam Hoff Clarkston, Michigan...
...Angeles-based artist who was recently tenured by the Visual and Environmental Studies department, certainly seems to be the little darling of Harvard’s arts community. The word on the street among VES students is that he’s both an extremely accomplished (did I mention famous?) practitioner in his own right and an excellent teacher; he’s the guy everyone wants to study with. And the buzz among the faculty seems to be equally positive, at least if the casual comments made by other professors to their students—not to mention...
...nearly impossible to mention Thompson without thinking of Kel Mitchell, his former television co-star. Years after collaborating together on Nickelodeon, the two are still friends, yet pursing separate career paths; Kel is on the new show “Dance 360.” “We’re not really working together right now, because we want to establish the fact there is a Kenan Thompson and a Kel Mitchell...
Turnbull, however, does not mention Vietnam in recalling the period today. In 1970, Turnbull dropped out of the College—a decision he says was motivated by his desire to avoid a predetermined life path...