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Cash compensation for the expenses incurred by innocent victims of crimes, however, remains the major accomplishment of these groups. New York and California are in the forefront of this movement. New York, for example, annually handles some 12,000 cash claims from victims, granting an average of $1,500 per...
This movement that we propel forward with today's demonstration, the movement we ask President Bok to join, will recover the sense of community dialogue that has been shot by official Harvard's stubborn refusal to debate this issue in public. By speaking and acting together, participants today will generate...
In 1974, the Harvard football team, many of whom had been volunteers at the museum, rented trucks to recover collections of ancient coins and artifacts that had been shipped to Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., in the 1940's. The museum's revitalization culminated with its reopening to the public...
On the eve of his inauguration as Brazil's President on March 15, Tancredo Neves underwent emergency surgery for diverticulitis, an inflammation of the intestinal tract. The operation was judged a success, but five days later Neves was back in surgery. The second operation, last week, was to remove adhesions...
Anne Allen's back-breaking tally with just 1:02 left in the first half, though, propelled the hosts to a 7 4 halftime lead from which the visitors would never recover.