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...entirely different vein from Dean'sreminisces on life at Harvard, Radcliffe oratorNatasha H. Leland '95 discussed the shortattention spans and shortened memories which shesaid afflict many of the college generation...
Axis. 13 Lansdowne St. Boston. 262-2437. Everclear and Sybil Vein on Saturday, March 25. the Repercussions on Tuesday, March...
...Businesses today have to think more in an international vein," Sudholz said...
Even so, Quayle appeared eager for vindication. So surprising was his decision that it prompted speculation about the true extent of his health problems. Quayle first experienced phlebitis, an inflammation of a vein in his leg, in 1991 and again in 1993. Late last year, after suffering shortness of breath, he spent eight days in the hospital where he was treated with blood thinners for a blood clot, which had developed in his right leg and traveled to his lungs. In January doctors removed his appendix after a CAT scan revealed a rare benign tumor...
Thankfully, the rest of the play does not follow in the vein of its overly trite prelude. By alternating scenes in which the characters interact with each other or address the audience, Houston creates a finely woven story of some hapless Japanese women trapped in America...