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During her past 13 years as a correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, that quality often put her a step ahead of the competition -- a fact that was not lost on our Washington bureau chief, Dan Goodgame. "Whatever the next chapter was going to be, Karen was writing it first," he says. So last month Dan lured her away to cover Congress for TIME...
...problem, however, is that National Standards is so insistent on resurrecting neglected voices that it becomes guilty of what might be called disproportionate revisionism. In a chapter on the American Revolution, for example, the guide recommends that students examine the lives of individuals who were "in the forefront of the struggle for independence." Samuel Adams and Thomas Paine are plausible candidates here. But is it unreasonable to suspect that the writer Mercy Otis Warren is mentioned in the same breath mainly because she was a woman...
...early morning breakfast club has more than one chapter. In fact, each house hosts its own regulars, and each offers a slightly different atmosphere...
Three subcommittees--in the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities--would select members from among the candidates in their fields, said Professor of English and Comparative Literature James T. Engell '73, who is vice president of the Alpha Chapter...
...joint constitution is approved at the chapter meetings on November 17, it will take effect after Commencement this June, said Elisabeth W. Swain '63, president of the Iota Chapter...