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...very smart, super nice woman, very warm,” Amy M. Gluckman ’83, Ross’s sophomore roommate, said. “Our third roommate had a very difficult year that year and she had a lot of family problems, and Grace was very good at being empathetic towards her and giving her a listening...
...that came up most often, however, was Canada. When fellow Canadian Nowski asked what they thought made them distinctly Canadian, Robertson’s response was: “We offer free health care at all of our shows.” And the 40 students invited to the warm-up brunch were selected from “a list of music-oriented groups on campus...and the Canadian Club,” said O’Brien. “They support the Canadian culture—like FUBU: for us, by us,” said Canadian Club...
...climate continues to warm and catastrophic weather events increase, insurers will suffer or gain on the basis of their environmental-risk projections. If they get it wrong--as when many U.S. insurers were sideswiped by large-scale asbestos-pollution claims--or if they are blindsided by the kinds of terrorist attacks that simultaneously generate claims for lives and business lost and damage to real estate and infrastructure, they could find themselves insolvent...
...SQUIRREL MOTHERMEGAN KELSOThese short stories offer a sweet respite from the high-stakes drama of most other graphical fiction. Kelso uses a warm, inviting style of soft colors and rounded, almost pillowy characters to explore the mysteries of people and relationships. A typical story, Meow Face, portrays a girl's deteriorating relationship with an increasingly eccentric aunt whose inexplicable antics include meowing in public. Using quiet panels, as when a busy mother takes a moment on a sunny porch, Kelso's stories invite contemplation...
DIED. Martha Holmes, 83, one of LIFE's first female photographers and the creator of historic, vivid portraits of luminaries; in New York City. Warm and engaged, Holmes captured rare, personal moments in the lives of subjects from Edward R. Murrow (on a tractor on his farm in Connecticut) to Eleanor Roosevelt (surrounded by orphans on a walk through the woods). Holmes' famous shot of Jackson Pollock, cigarette dangling, working intently on one of his trademark splattered canvases, was later reproduced on a U.S. postage stamp...