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...carrier bag,’ I chime in. ‘And we’ll make it public that your pearls are cultured, not real...’ “Jemima claps a hand over her mouth. “‘...and you never really cook the food at your dinner parties...’ “‘...and that photo of you meeting Prince William is faked...’ “‘...and we’ll tell every single man you ever date from now on that...
...said, her face purpling again. “‘You did! I even have pictures,’ I said. ‘And I’ll make it public that you named your dog Pythagoras...’ “Priscilla opened her mouth and gave a few soundless gulps. “‘And that you couldn’t get a date to the freshman fall dance, so you had to take your cousin...’ “‘Okay, fine!’ she said...
...finished just eight shots back of third-place Dartmouth, while soundly defeating ninth-place Brown by 22 shots. But despite the end of the season, the tournament was important as the team looks ahead to next year. “It was about leaving a good taste in our mouth as we head to the summer,” Hegge said. Freshman Michael Shore led the way, bringing in totals of 79 and 73 to place in a tie for fourth, four shots behind winner Austin Luher of Army. Senior D.J. Hynes closed out his career with rounds...
...TIME's cover headline asked "Are We Pushing Our Kids Too Hard?" [March 27]. My answer is no, not really. While the developed nations were enjoying the fruits of the postindustrial revolution throughout the greater part of the 20th century, Asians had to struggle to live from hand to mouth. Education has been the prime moving force for the emergence of Asian economic prowess. We have to excel to ensure our mobility. What then is a bit of extra pushing during childhood? The only problem is that almost every child is being pressured, regardless of his or her individual capability...
...Like Nixon, Lay's face naturally falls into a frown. On the stand, his brows drew together. His tongue flicked back and forth hitting the corners of his mouth. He tried to win the jury over during direct examination by talking about the three paper routes he had growing up and summers laboring on farms in Missouri. Lay, once a multimillionaire, also testified that he now drives a 13-year-old car and all his savings are gone...