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...GalleyCat turned out for the event, which had been scheduled in advance to promote the latest installment of her series, “Charmed Thirds.” Audience members submitted questions for McCafferty on note cards, but she skipped over several that referred to Viswanathan, choosing instead to answer questions about her career path (McCafferty quit her job at Cosmopolitan magazine to write her first book) and her writing style. “I think the only way you can become a writer,” she said, “is through honing your voice, creating your...
...with our professors, our campus, and our endowment) epitomize elite, higher education in the minds of millions. So when the local, national, or international media uncovers a “bad” egg among us, one question undoubtedly pops out: does Harvard deserve such an exalted reputation? The answer to that question essentially depends on how one defines “college.” In the interest of space and time, I will stick to two very different but applicable definitions: a) college is an academic experience, or b) college is a pre-professional experience. For decades, Harvard...
...happy to help in any way I can. But I don't live in expectation of having that job again. I did love it and it was an honor. But the best part about no longer being Secretary of State is I've been able to answer your questions...
...Iran, warning that there won't be a diplomatic solution unless the two key protagonists discuss their differences. "It's amazing that when we're in a bilateral position, or kind of just negotiating one on one, somehow the world ends up turning the tables on us," President Bush answered on April 10 in answer to a question on why the Administration won't talk to Iran. "And I'm not going to put my country in that position - our country in that position." Needless to say, that reasoning is hardly going to convince the Europeans, or the senior...
Summers, uncharacteristically tie-less and without an aide in sight, declined to speak from behind the lectern, instead sitting down on the table at the center of the lecture hall. He said that while he didn’t have an answer to Dershowitz’s question, he had learned that “not every position benefits from its occupant speaking freely and openly...