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...need to decide what my musician look is going to be. For a long time I was like, Oh, I'm going to be like Kim Deal - do a super '90s thing, 'cause that was my heyday - but then I thought, "Well, I'm older now. Maybe I should be more like Emmylou Harris and have a beautiful dress." I can't decide. I have no idea what my rock look is going to be. I think I'm gonna do a different one every show...
...thing the judges on this case might want to consider: the potential for a ruling in Brian Myerson's favor to open the floodgates for similar claims. "As much as the court says 'we look at every single case on its own facts', in reality, if this case were decided in [Brian Myerson's] favor it would be a foot in the door for everyone else," says Lipson. That could create a volume of cases courts might struggle to handle. Claims wouldn't just center on the plunging markets; divorcees left with property worth less than they'd been...
...very rich are different from you and me. For one thing, their carbon footprints are bigger. Between their private jets, fleets of cars and large (often multiple) houses, the wealthy tend to suck up more than their fair share of the earth's resources. And that's not even counting the environmental impact of the businesses that built their bank accounts...
...added that he did not “see this as Harvard reneging on a promise,” as it was necessary to vacate the building for environmental reasons. “Am I happy that the Bence Building is basically vacated? No. This is not a good thing for Mass Ave., or the community, but the goal is that Harvard will bring retail back there,” he said. “I’m going to take Harvard on its word.” -Staff writer Sofia E. Groopman can be reached at segroopm@fas.harvard.edu...
...believe that in this age of terror, the only thing that can stop a small group of committed individuals is a large group of committed individuals. Only all of us acting together, with wise policies and sound judgments, can make our world safer." - A speech to graduating students at Bowdoin College...