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Ralph Waldo Emerson Visiting Poet and Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney, widely acknowledged as one of the world??s greatest living poets, has an over 20-year-long relationship with the University...
...allies to join us. While some parts of the document are encouraging, especially sections proposing to boost foreign aid and promote democracy, it will certainly fan fears of unilateral American intervention abroad. Instead of issuing provocative reports, the president’s top priority should be to garner the world??s support, not to strengthen Bush’s cowboy, go-it-alone image...
...been easy finding a photogenic albino rabbit with owners crazy enough to lend their beloved pet to a group of flaky fashion types. This involved a few frantic phone calls to pet shops until finally I was put in contact with a starry-eyed rabbit breeder (surely the world??s easiest job) willing to do anything for “the Vogue-er.” My explanation of the difficulties of working with animals, however, did little to assuage the irate boutique owner, who was sweet-talked only with the promise of a promotional push...
This is all well and good; as the watchdogs of the academic integrity of the World??s Greatest University (or, if you subscribe to U.S. News and World Report, America’s second best college), the powers that be in Harvard’s administration have a prerogative, if not a pressing existential interest, in ensuring that the content of a Harvard degree—that is, the courses that a student takes to gain such a degree—are only of the highest quality...
...Communications for $200,000 a month to try to repair damage done to the Saudi image by the Sept. 11 hijacking, as William Safire wrote in his Sept. 12 column. Saudi Arabia realizes the importance of molding a good public image, and if it works for them, then the world??s next generation of dictators will take notice...