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...only crack in Fastow?s composure came during direct examination, when he nearly cried when he talked about misleading his wife and causing her year-long incarceration. But he held the tears in check when Petrocelli pressed him on the same subject, suggesting he had betrayed and sacrificed his wife to save himself life imprisonment. " You love your children, don?t you?" Petrocelli said. "You must be consumed with insatiable greed." Fastow kept repeating that he and his wife made decisions that were best for their family...
...incident did not result from inadequate security.“A police car could have gone by 20 seconds earlier,” he said. “There’s no way of predicting when someone’s going to be attacked or the subject of a criminal act.”Kirkland House Master Tom Conley said that although traumatizing events had previously occurred in the Square, “this is the first time I’ve gotten something as lurid as this.” Conley said that it was important for residents...
...this area ‘is broad and sweeping,’ and there is no dispute in this case that it includes the authority to require campus access for military recruiters,” Roberts wrote.He also said that even though the power to raise an army is subject to limitations, Congress has broad powers in such matters. “‘[J]udicial deference...is at its apogee’ when Congress legislates under its authority to raise and support armies,” Roberts wrote.Loeb University Professor Laurence H. Tribe ’62, Roberts?...
...obligation to public service, which he said “has gone badly out of fashion and is in very near danger of disappearing.” He added, playfully, “In many ways CBS is better than some, but that’s a subject for another time.” Jones, who is director of the Shorenstein Center on Press, Politics and Public Policy, described Rather as an icon and as a man who “speaks his mind.” “The president sassed him and he sassed him back...
...Hopper, who is the subject of an upcoming show at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, abandoned the familiar natural beauty of Adirondack ponds and the glory of Venice but pursued the realist tradition with stark but tender scenes inspired by daily life. Demuth—with his trademark sparse but concentrated application of color—turned to a cubist-influenced realism, as is evident in his entrancing “Fruit and Sunflowers?...