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...Democratic voters about five times on election day and attended President Clinton rallies, which were attended by more people than all Republican campaign events combined. The other volunteers and I worked hard, but we didn't do it just for Bill Clinton. We did it because we are sick of negativism and division; we did it because we believe in the future and have faith that, together, we can confront any challenge. On Tuesday, the people of New Hampshire joined us in our work. They enthusiastically voiced their belief that, together, we can make the future better than the past...
...Message on the electronic bulletin board in Loker Commons, which had previously been known to repeat passages from Lewis Carroll's Alice In Wonderland. A recent poll in the Crimson reported that 32% of students on campus were getting sick of seeing the passages...
...groups responsible for terror; Peres must be more stern and severe with the issue of terrorist attacks. Politicians must deal with such events differently: not for the span of a few weeks when they occur, but on a more rigorous and continual basis. These bombings have turned into a sick pattern of events--the pattern must be broken. --Yuval Segal '97 --Dalia Trachtenberg '96 Co-chairs, Harvard Students for Israel
ACCORDING TO EMERGE, THE BLACK NEWS MONTHLY, MINISTER LOUIS Farrakhan recently boasted, "When I speak, blind people see, deaf people hear, dumb people speak, the sick get healed and mentally dead people come to life." Those are not the Nation of Islam leader's only miraculous powers. He also has a knack for making bloodthirsty tyrants feel all warm and cuddly inside, if the price is right...
...that Tartikoff announced NBC's fall schedule. "Barry came up, and we shot the breeze for a while. And then he leaned in close and said, very casually, 'We're going to announce that we're putting The Simpsons against The Cosby Show.' It made me feel sick to my stomach." At the time, the notion of scheduling Fox's most successful show opposite one of the most popular TV shows of all time seemed foolhardy to many. As it happened, The Simpsons held its own and went on to become a cornerstone of Fox's schedule...