Word: scarborough
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...There’s been a lot of response. A lot of people saying this is trash, it shouldn’t be in [the Spectator],” said Rachael Scarborough King, editorial page editor, “and some people are saying this is what we’ve needed all along...
...Republican Party who subscribe to a unilateralist foreign policy. Having secured this support, Bush can now occupy the middle ground. The political nuances at play here are highly sophisticated. The President is always discounted as a political neophyte, but in truth he is extremely clever. ANDREAS STAVROPOULOS Scarborough...
Tufts graduate student Greg Scarborough described the films as “shocking,” pointing to Bombies, an hour-long examination of the enduring ramifications of the secret war in Laos, as especially effective. In noting that the United States dropped over 2 million bombs in the area—or two tons of bombs for every Laotian man, woman and child—and that many of these “bombies” have not yet detonated, the film manages to convey the enormous consequences of the war. The documentary notes that the United States still...
Pollack was found when authorities started to trace people who may have been exposed to Tse. By that time he was already on his way back to Scarborough Grace with a burning fever. Pollack was isolated, but the E.R. staff apparently didn't check his wife Rose, 73. She was getting sick too. (Both would soon die from SARS.) When she took her husband into the E.R.'s waiting room, she sat near a man who was accompanied by two sons; all three were members of the 500-strong Toronto chapter of a largely Filipino Roman Catholic group, the Bukas...
...SARS under control in Toronto? Authorities claimed last week that it was. Still, many questions about the handling of the outbreak remain. Don't put them to Carol Tough, a Scarborough Grace nurse who had to care for eight of her colleagues leveled by SARS and then spent 10 days isolated from her family. "I'd like to see someone else have done a better job," says Tough, defending the staff. "Walk a mile in our shoes and then tell me what you would have done different. And all the time you're wondering, When is it my turn?" --With...