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...smiling toward the Oval Office one morning this spring, Bill Clinton's aides whirled around with who-let-this-guy-in grimaces of disbelief. DeLay's excuse was a White House bill signing with other members of Congress. Yet as soon as Clinton saw him, the President walked over, shook his hand and drew the Texas Representative aside. There were golf jokes. And then two of Washington's biggest adversaries settled into some strategizing about perhaps the only issue they agree on: permanent trade rights for China...
Well, that's nothing. How many NFL teams have gone through three head coaches over the course of sixty hours? I can only think of one, and that was the New York Jets a few months ago. And you know what? Hardened New York's sports fans shook their heads and continued like it was just another...
...People who Tried (Hard) to Keep me Awake and yes, the Other Sleepers. Thanks. I know it was challenging. Knowing I could sit next to someone who'd shove me until my head shook back to attention made it worth it to go to lecture. And everyone else who was sleeping made me feel so much better; we were a community. I feel bonded...
Even as the crowds boiled, SUVs from Cuban-exile groups moved slowly down the streets calling on loudspeakers for calm, telling the rioters to wait for Tuesday's planned general strike and march. Nearby, 85-year-old exile Pepe Troica shook his head and guarded his car with a lead pipe. "I was completely against sending Elian back," he said. "But this vandalism is ruining our cause...
Emily R. Murphy '03 says she eagerly worked the crowd, although she hardly remembers whom she shook hands with...