Word: tara
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...though, Rossoukh can teach from his own experience. “We’re very fortunate to have our sections run by someone with such an insider’s knowledge of the Iranian film industry,” says Tara A. Kamangar ’04, a student in Anthro 120 this semester. He may only be a TF on campus, but elsewhere he’s a certified somebody. “I will have to tell my cousins in Iran who my section leader is,” Kamangar says...
...have some unusual story proposals attributed to O'Donnell. Among the contested ideas: printing photos of her pregnant partner Kelli Carpenter, and running a Mike Tyson cover. But it could be worse. One could be publishing "Why Chicks Dig Stubble," "50 New Tattoo Ideas" and "Three Chicks Hotter Than Tara Reid" in the Carson Daly Review...
...responsibility for coping with the consequences of a possible attack will rest with the country's nearly 7,000 local health departments, which still must train hospitals and physicians in how to spot and treat the symptoms of bioterrorism. "We haven't really gotten stuff done yet," says Tara O'Toole, a biodefense expert at Johns Hopkins University. Government researchers are also playing catch-up: a recent Defense Department analysis found that the U.S. has countermeasures against only a third of the most likely bioterror pathogens. And like Osama bin Laden, those responsible for the anthrax terror remain at large...
...There was always this awareness underneath it all that this wasn’t for the long term, that we would never be getting married,” Tara E. Carella ’02 said. “There is something about a marriage that is practical in a sense, and my mother always taught me that you have to look beyond just finding a soulmate when you think about settling down. Our stars just seemed incompatible, and I knew that no matter what I could never live in a marriage where I was only one who ever felt...
...Mukherjee’s ability to craft characters that maintain a fullness of personality and an independence of action that is only rarely encountered. Like any immigrants, Mukherjee’s characters find themselves in a new world faced with new problems. However, the issues with which Tara, her husband Bish, and their son Rabi must deal confront many typical Americans, and not just non-natives. Mukherjee develops multiple plots and subplots, which serve to infuse both the protagonists and the supporting actors with a brilliant dynamism...