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...small form of perjury, as D. had conveniently used the fact of her voter registration to evade trial in her home state. D. had in fact spent several years as a successful fugitive from the law and from country record-keeping in this manner, without ever having to renew her driver's license. Life on the lam is sweet...
Prospective Harvard applicants might have to skip their tour of Radcliffe Yard if the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid is forced to relocate from its current location in Byerly Hall. Harvard's 25-year lease of the building from Radcliffe expires this summer, and negotiations for renewal seem strained. Radcliffe is prepared to renew the lease for just five years (at a rent significantly higher than the operating expenses currently paid by Harvard), while the Admissions and Financial Office is looking for a long-term deal...
These new leaders will continue to reform and renew the organization, a process Chung and Lin began during their first term...
...inspectors renew their search, they will tangle once again with Iraq's longtime chief of bioweapons production, a diminutive woman named Rihab Rashida Taha or, to the U.N. representatives who distrust her, "Dr. Germ." Little known until last week, when NBC Nightly News revealed her role, Taha was responsible for tests of anthrax and botulinum at Iraq's Salman Pak facility, first on rats and mice, then on rhesus monkeys, beagles and donkeys. Still unreleased videotapes seized by the U.N. two years ago show animals that had been exposed to germ agents writhing and dying in agony...
...funeral is an odd blend of joy and sadness. Relatives separated by miles and years ecstatically renew their old affection, only to guiltily remember, at intervals, the solemn event that reunites them. This awkward dichotomy is captured, with humor, by Joseph O'Connor's play Red Roses and Petrol and the Sugan Theatre Company...