Word: nine-year-old
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...schedule. I got one working at the Harvard Events and Information Office in the Holyoke Center. Basically, I stand behind a counter and prostitute my oh-so-politically correct, melanin-blessed skin and yes-I-am-flirting-with-you pearly white smile to the various confused tourists, prospective nine-year-old students, and batty Harvard Square characters who constantly make their way to our air-conditioned, glass-walled palace. Oh, and I give tours...
...wrong. Last year the Department of Health gave out 44 million free condoms with instructions in 11 languages stapled to them! That's 44 million death warrants! Q: You're a white, middle-aged, gay man telling predominantly black schoolchildren about safe sex. Why do they listen to you? A: Firstly, I'm not a parent. I'm not a teacher or a preacher. I'm an entertainer with a box of tricks. Secondly, I chat with them as equals, using words they understand. When 10-year-old boys are becoming fathers and nine-year-old girls are selling their...
...huge problem in the communities under control of the Palestinian Authority [WORLD, June 18] and contribute to the poor quality of life of the Palestinians. In light of the fact that, as described in your report, the Palestinians are unable to capture the driver who killed a nine-year-old girl, Israel's request that they arrest known terrorists seems laughable. STEPHEN MALNICK Ashkelon, Israel...
...Cherry of Hazlet, N.J., can't afford the $5,000-to-$10,000 retainer that lawyers often require to take on a mold case. Stranded in her moldy home, Cherry says, "I can't have guests over. I can't even invite children over to play with my nine-year-old son." Yet Cherry, who has spent the past year looking for help, is not ready to give up the fight. "My children and I were wronged," she says, "and I will do everything in my power to right that wrong...
...himself. He continues to pursue the matter of Clinton's 11th-hour pardons, and maybe he should - even though there's a serious grand jury probe already being run out of the U.S. Attorney's office in New York. But last Friday he called a hearing on a nine-year-old Florida case involving a former local official who says he was abused by investigators working for Janet Reno, then the chief prosecutor of Miami-Dade County. The alleged victim fled to Australia after being cited for contempt of court, maybe because his car theft report wasn't what...