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Besides, how would the Journal have looked later had another paper come out with "the real, untold story...
Though Giancana was responsible for untold murders, he was a stickler for social form. Dinner guests were ceremoniously presented to Antoinette. She was introduced, for example, to a "Mr. Humphreys," although "the rest of the world might know him as Murray the Camel." Giancana offered a silent prayer before the lavish meals the family shared with notorious killers. Few guests could be counted on as regulars at Giancana's table. Some periodically vanished into penitentiaries. Others were removed by hired guns. Yet Giancana never failed to bring his family to the wake of a fellow mobster, even when...
...though her approach to her alma mater betrays little reverence, it is on the whole both affectionate and cheerful. In Lauren's classes, nobody ever does the reading. In the manner of freshmen before their first Reading Period, they spend untold hours going through the facebook, taking romantic walks by the Charles (at least until Russell is murdered there), and piecing together who knew whom in high school. Lauren's roommate Carol, who is comping for The Crimson, bothers her endlessly with story ideas. The quality of Union food receives a slightly ludicrous amount of play. There is no construction...
...Good Fight, however, does not explain why the story of the Lincoln Brigade has remained untold for so long. Perhaps there are still repercussions from the McCarthy era, or maybe the fact that Russia sent military aid to the Spanish democracy has embarrassed the U.S. in any case, The Good Fight transforms the story of the Lincoln Brigade from a missing piece of history to a proud retelling of comradeship that will never be forgotten...
When the ugly tide of black oil fouled the white beaches around Santa Barbara, Calif., in 1969, killing untold numbers of birds, seals and fish, few people were more appalled than William Clark. A top aide to then California Governor Ronald Reagan, Clark closely watched the progress of the multimillion-dollar cleanup that followed the oil-rig blowout, one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history. Today, as successor to the divisive James Watt in the post of Secretary of the Interior, Clark likes to recall that calamitous experience to let environmentalists know that he shares their concerns about...