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...time to take the 'Men Only' sign off the White House door." CAROL MOSELEY-BRAUN, former U.S. Senator, announcing her candidacy for the 2004 presidential election...
Does Carol Moseley-Braun have any chance of becoming President? The nation's first black female Senator, who was defeated in 1998, announced this week that she's forming an exploratory committee for the Democratic nomination. Her plan is to run as a fiscal conservative vehemently opposed to war in Iraq. "The issue is national security," Moseley-Braun tells TIME. "And bombing Iraq into oblivion isn't the answer...
...with Nigeria's military government. (Those questions were raised and answered when she was confirmed to be ambassador to New Zealand in 1999, she says.) The smart money bets the 55-year-old will never rise higher than an asterisk in the polls. Still, primaries are volatile. One of Moseley-Braun's advisers, Kitty Kurth, worked for Paul Tsongas in 1992 when the ex-Senator went from punch line to winner of the New Hampshire primary. "Paul did it; Carol might do the same," says Kurth. Of course Tsongas eventually wound up a footnote, losing his party...
Moore became surgeon-in-chief at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, now Brigham and Women’s Hospital, as well as Harvard Medical School’s Moseley professor of surgery in 1948. He remained the chief surgeon for 28 years and retained his professorship until his 1981 retirement...
...Dinner Roll was superb but the judges felt Moseley's main course was lacking. Instead, winner Janne Lahtela of Finland and silver medalist Travis Mayer, of the U.S. ripped through the moguls, nailed their more traditional jumps and trumped Moseley with their speed. "Jonny was a little bit of his own program today," noted Mayer, indicating that Moseley played to the crowd and for himself, neglecting some of the basics. That's the judges' loss, said Moseley, who threw himself into the crowd after the first serving. "I'm very satisfied with my Olympic games, I'm walking away from...