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The pews of the First Church in Cambridge overflowed with poets, feminists, scholars and literary enthusiasts alike Nov. 6, when renowned poet Adrienne Rich '51 read selections from her work as part of the Radcliffe Institute Inaugural Lecture Series. Rich has become one of the most influential writers of the...
The government hopes Jones will find the associations more than a little guilty, and it has even used Visa's archrival, American Express, for help. Justice opened its current investigation in 1993; by 1996, Amex had enlisted, arguing that the restrictive by-laws should go. In other countries, the company...
He was pretty funny (and the audience was packed with partisan laughers). He told a joke about the guy in church who keeps calling out during services, "Use me, Lord, use me," whereupon the preacher sets the man to work scraping and painting the pews. Next Sunday, the man cries...
There is hardly a religious group in America that is not beset by the issue that rent the Methodist meeting in May: the place of gay people in its pews. In March the organization of Reform Jewish rabbis agreed that its members could perform gay-holy-union ceremonies if they...
Capped and gowned, seniors march from the Old Yard to Memorial Church behind the Class marshals and various religious and university officials, slowly crowding Memorial Church to stand waiting in the pews for the president's cue to sit.