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Of course, Springer stands on the shoulders of giants. Long before his show became a hit, Donahue and Winfrey were walking around the audience while their guests shared their personal tales. Lake, whose show debuted in 1993, refined the formula by adding confrontation. With her success came a clutch of...
President Clinton was so moved by his meeting with survivors of the Rwandan genocide, and his belief that the West had failed to stop the killing, that he was tempted to invoke the ?Never again? mantra that followed the Holocaust. ?But his National Security staff insisted that he hedge any...
McColl's buyouts, like his climbs, have been strewn with rocks. After spending $9.6 billion for Boatmen's Bancshares in St. Louis, Mo., in January 1997, he waited barely a year to announce a $15.5 billion deal to buy Barnett. Then he backed away from a pledge to cut $450...
All three affirmed the University's commitment to a policy of need-blind admissions and repeated Harvard's pledge to make competitive offers under its current aid system this spring.
Campos said he hopes to encourage supermarket chains to pledge not to buy produce from distributors that do not have unionized contracts.