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...October 1983, less than a month after the initial reports about Dominguez officials released the results of a University wide survey conducted the previous spring suggesting that that incident was merely the tip of a much larger iceberg. More than one all female respondents reported that they had experienced some form of sexual harassment at Harvard by individuals in positions of authority...
...most excitement should come close to home, where House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill (D-Cambridge) has ruled the district for more than 30 years. Though O'Neill has not definitely announced his retirement and is not expected to retire until the end of his next term, up to 50 local politicos are already plotting runs for the prestigious seat once held by John F. Kennedy...
LoPresti is also a famous name in Cambridge politics. His dad, Michael Lopresiti Sr., lost a bitter 1952 congressional race to none other than Tip O'Neill, and the younger LoPri man is known to be itching to avenge his father's loss 33 years...
...CLICHES have come thick and fast, but there are two that crop up inexorably when the subject comes up. There is the idea of the definition of democracy being the right to swing one's arm only so far as the tip of someone else's nose, but bit is difficult to apply. The four teenagers had no right to be riding the rails looking for unsuspecting owners of five dollars, but were no more or less entitled to do that than Goetz was to shoot them...
Other market advisers are rallying around Lowe, who has continued to issue his 5,000-subscriber Lowe Investment & Financial Letter, a tip sheet that sells for $195 a year. They note that newspapers and magazines do not have to be licensed. Said Norman Fosback, president of the Florida-based Institute for Econometric Research, which produces five investment letters with 60,000 subscribers: "Hopefully, the Supreme Court will now rule once and for all that the First Amendment applies equally to every American." Support also has come from such newspapers as the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal, which have...