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...going back to TV. It was not something I was interested in at all. They talked me into it, and I'm glad they did, now looking back on it. By the time [co-host Kotb] and I sit in those stools, people have had three hours of pretty tough news to have to digest, and we're the alternative programming. TIME magazine called it the happy hour. And that's really what we try to be. We're an antidote to all the bad news that's out there in the world today. We want that hour...
...Saturday and 76 on Sunday. Mayer and Shore shot 81-78 and 75-84, respectively, both finishing +17 to take a share of 44th. Grillo rounded out the Harvard field with a two-day total of 164 (78-86) to finish 22 over par. “It was tough conditions,” Shuman said. “We managed to play pretty well on Saturday, and [on Sunday] I felt like we took a step backwards, which is frustrating. But it’s good to see where we stack up.” After this weekend...
...really great, really nice person. I definitely look forward to working with her next year.” Due to the current economic downturn, Sidwell may face financial constraints her predecessors did not. “It will be a challenge for us to be realistic in tough economic times without sacrificing fun for students at Harvard,” Sidwell said. The Campus Life Fellow’s position has been in existence for five years, created in 2004 with the appointment of Zachary A. Corker ’04 as special assistant to the dean for social programming...
...Iraqi government has been quietly working on a draft law to tackle the scourge. Baghdad was prodded into action late last year, after the release of the U.S. State Department's "Trafficking in Persons Report," according to Human Rights Minister Wijdan Mikhail Salim. "Let's say it was a tough report about the situation in Iraq, and in so many cases it was right," she says...
...situation is slowly changing. The draft law, a copy of which was obtained by TIME, imposes tough penalties, including life imprisonment and a fine not exceeding 25 million dinars ($21,000) for traffickers if the victim "is under 15, or a female, or has special needs." The same punishment applies if the crime was committed by kidnapping or force, or if the criminal "is a direct or distant relative or the victim's caretaker or husband or wife," a tacit acknowledgment that victims are often trafficked by people they know...