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WHILE THE BUDGET EQUIVALENT OF MELROSE PLACE reached a climax this week, a new installment in the spin-off drama, Default Lane, began filming. For those who hate suspense, here's a preview of the final scene: there's no chance the U.S. government will default on its debt, now or ever...
...throes of a bitter political and philosophical battle over the budget, and our participants could not help but carry some of the heat from that conflict into the Time symposium. Their discussion, which is reflected in our story in this week's issue, offered a telling preview of the issues likely to emerge when the 1996 election season kicks off next month...
This strange turnout is not the work of the forum's organizer, the Office of Career Services (OCS). Indeed prospective recruits are thankful that OCS provides them with the resources and the opportunities to preview interested employers. However, it is sad that amid all the diversity of Harvard's student community, the vast majority of the companies with the inclination and finances to attend the Career Forum seem so darn uniform...
Smithsonian Professor of Astronomy Robert P. Kirshner '70 described the Hubble Space Telescope's value as a research tool in remarks made at the preview of the Museum of Science's newest planetarium film yesterday...
...turn into the gun-obsessed loner and right-wing drifter described in most reports of his activities between his time in Army service and the Oklahoma bombing? Even if his trial explores that subject, it is a long way off. In a preview of his strategy, lawyer Jones makes it clear he will dispute the government on every point--and take his time doing it. "The bottom line of our defense," he says, "is this: we will concede nothing...