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...first meeting of the informal support group she recently founded for students with mental illnesses on campus, Alison D. Kent '99-00 said she was struck by the fact that students of every race, from every concentration, class, and house were openly discussing their mental illnesses for the first time...
These tragedies and the Band-Aid reparations have struck another blow against a sport that has been fighting for its life. In recent years, the number of schools that carry wrestling as a varsity sport has been steadily declining, and the deaths of the three young men cannot have helped its case...
Harvard continued to apply pressure to the B.C. defense with some crisp passes and near misses at its third goal. But just when it looked like the Crimson was going to blow the game open, the Eagles struck back...
...Democratic National Committee and President Clinton's private legal fund--all of which was deemed questionable and returned--Trie is in a position to know a lot about the Clinton money machine. It's not yet known why Trie turned himself in or what kind of deal he struck with investigators. But it appears to be one more thing for the White House to worry about...
...been accused of that before and survived. People seemed not to believe his denials in 1992 about Gennifer Flowers--in fact, according to leaks from his recent deposition, the President seems not to have believed them himself--but the public apparently forgave him. An implicit bargain was struck, and it's hard to imagine a national convulsion erupting from disclosures that, say, he had stashed away somewhere in the Old Executive Office Building a cabaret singer roughly...