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Press, who is also co-editor of her class's 50th reunion book and a member of the awards committee, said times have changed, and so must Radcliffe...
According to Professor Christopher S. Queen, dean of students for continuing education and co-editor of a scholarly work on American Buddhists, "Buddhism in America," to be published in October, this fact is not surprising. Queen says the ethnic demographic at Harvard reflects "the two Buddhisms" of America in general...
Other panelists--including Alicia H. Munnell, Drucker Chair in Management Sciences at Boston College, and Robert Kuttner, co-editor of American Prospect magazine--supported the current system...
...restitution over the past decades. Politically inspired or not, the seizure does have a semblance of morality, an aspect of this affair that Hughes dismisses. This action might, at the very least, force all museums to take a good hard look at the history of their collections. MORLEY SAFER Co-Editor and Correspandent CBS News, 60 Minutes New York City...
...assault rifle, gunned down New Hampshire state troopers Scott Phillips and Les Lord, stole Phillips' police cruiser, then drove to the newspaper building at 1 Bridge Street, where he shot and killed Vickie Bunnell, an attorney and part-time judge whose office was in the building, and Joos, the co-editor of the paper. Before the terror ended with the death of Drega four hours later, he had burned down his home in Columbia, N.H.--on property later found to contain a bomb factory--and wounded four other police officers...