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...friends and to his own beliefs. He does not abandon either easily, so these next weeks pose an interesting dilemma. The thing about the wilderness is that if you stay there, you die. That's why the worst week of Bush's presidency actually brought with it a quiet sense of relief among some of his restless aides. "This has wakened them from their notion of infallibility," says a Bush adviser. Those who have been arguing for what would count in this White House as radical change--fresh faces, shiny plans, a wider exchange of ideas--felt that at last...
Both Bridget and her husband have since died. But the efforts to educate ministers and their congregations and help them face the epidemic continue. "For a long time the church was very quiet," Okaalet says. "We are beginning to respond, but we have to do more...
...Police Department (CPD) arrived and took over the scene. 7:39 p.m. Officers were dispatched to a report of a loud party in Jordan Hall North, on 95 Walker St. The officers arrived and reported that there was no party, just individuals talking loudly. The individuals were told to quiet down and the officers cleared. Oct. 23 2:35 a.m. An officer was dispatched to a report of individuals making loud noise in Lowell House room G-12. The officer arrived and told the individuals, who were singing, to quiet down. Oct. 24 9:13 a.m. An officer was dispatched...
...With quiet courage and nonnegotiable dignity, ROSA PARKS was an activist and a freedom fighter who transformed a nation and confirmed a notion that ordinary people can have an extraordinary effect on the world. In her declining health, I would often visit Mrs. Parks, and once asked her the most basic question: Why did you do it? She said the inspiration for her Dignity Day in 1955 occurred three months prior, when African-American Emmett Till's murdered and disfigured body was publicly displayed for the world to see. "When I thought about Emmett Till," she told me, "I could...
Appreciation With quiet courage and nonnegotiable dignity, Rosa Parks was an activist and a freedom fighter who transformed a nation and confirmed a notion that ordinary people can have an extraordinary effect on the world. In her declining health, I would often visit Mrs. Parks, and once asked her the most basic question: Why did you do it? She said the inspiration for her Dignity Day in 1955 occurred three months prior, when African-American Emmett Till's murdered and disfigured body was publicly displayed for the world to see. "When I thought about Emmett Till," she told...