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He advocated raising funds through pledge drives, eliciting a few chuckles from the audience when he suggested members donate money every time President Bush tells a lie.
The Agassiz neighborhood will agree not to oppose Harvard’s construction of 1.6 million square feet of buildings in the area over the next 25 years, according to a draft of the proposed agreement presented at a community forum last night. In return, the University will pledge that...
Yet, as the History Channel's ambitious, three-hour JFK: A Presidency Revealed (Nov. 16, 8 p.m. E.T.) reminds us, the morbidness is somehow appropriate. Throughout his presidency, J.F.K. was haunted by premature death: the death of his infant son Patrick, the threat of his own death from his many...
But Iran's declaration is still incomplete and troubling, say those familiar with the report. Tehran did not adequately account for the presence of highly enriched uranium on some of the specialized centrifuges it has obtained, and it did not admit it ever intended to produce a nuclear weapon. That...
The paradox began in 1869 when Charles W. Eliot, pedigreed son of the mayor of Boston whose namesake House would become synonymous with elitism, made a pledge to the American underclass.