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...deferring to Mr. Webster, then please, by all means, use a different name. As far as I’m concerned, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. However, according to the Massachusetts Supreme Court, civil unions “would have the effect of maintaining and fostering a stigma of exclusion that the Constitution prohibits...
...year, 22 percent of all grades were A’s. The following school year, in 2002-2003, A’s increased to 22.4 percent of grades. A-minus grades rose even more, increasing from 24.4 to 25.4 percent—the highest percentage in at least 18 years—over the same period...
...afternoon shooting dice with sportswriters and then stayed up late for "a few glasses of champagne." Her expulsion from the team made headlines, and Holm ended up writing about the Games for a wire service. She then acted in Tarzan's Revenge and performed in impresario-husband Billy Rose's Aquacade at the 1939-40 New York World's Fair, a spectacle that landed her on the cover of TIME. Holm retained her freewheeling spirit into old age; she told Bill Clinton during a 1999 White House visit: "Mr. President, you're really a good-looking dude...
Thanks to relaxed Core requirements and administrators’ encouragement, the number of students thus marked rose sharply this year—93, according to a Sept. 17 Crimson article, compared to last year’s 51. This is, most of us agree, a positive trend. We all talk about being trapped in the Harvard bubble, but until lately few of us had done anything about it. How better to gain perspective on Harvard than by spending one’s junior year in, say, Buenos Aires? When we call my once and future roommate, who has adopted this...
Every week Charlie Rose features TIME journalists discussing the current issue. This Tuesday, Feb. 3, national political correspondent Karen Tumulty discusses the struggle for the Democratic presidential nomination, live from South Carolina. Check www.charlierose.com for more