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...major cities all over the country. In Boston, one was held on January 27 at Quest. Amos used to play the piano in a gay bar as a teenager and as such has always been supportive of gay issues. Hopefully, it is not merely an attempt to seem politically correct or hip by jumping on the gay bandwagon, as a number of entertainers have done...
Phillip J. Parsons, director of planning for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, said the article, at the time, was factually correct because the intial plans involved keeping the hall intact...
Cleary's Midas touch has turned everything to gold--even the dreams of his 1960 Olympic hockey team. This dedication and commitment to excellence will be honored in Atlanta this summer and if history proves itself correct, Bill Cleary's presence will begin the 1996 Olympic Games in "golden" style...
...Congress, says the best-paid 1% of Americans, who declare more than $219,770 in annual income, fork over 27% of it to the irs, in contrast to 5% paid by Americans earning the median income of $32,364. Forbes says he knows these numbers. But rather than correct his supporters, he nods and flashes that endearing smile...
...this analysis is correct, then the possibilities for intervening early in a child's life multiply. "Wouldn't it be wonderful," asks Merzenich, in a burst of enthusiasm, "if we could treat dyslexia before a child started trying to read?" Or better still, before a child started trying to talk. Tallal and Merzenich go so far as to suggest that some forms of language impairment could turn out to be more correctable than poor hearing or poor eyesight. They point out that the earphones that transmit the exaggerated speech sounds to children's ears in the lab are only temporary...