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Not everyone can be professional writers, but everyone can experiment. And Orion Ross's success proves that one does not have to devote a lifetime to writing in order to produce respectable work.
We believe that the campus news periodicals must firmly acknowledge that anti-Asian sentiment is a growing problem in America and devote more time and energy in addressing these issues. Only then can the Harvard community as a whole work together in easing racial tension and help prevent ethnic conflict...
Vance, who will turn 75 this month, is the ultimate troubleshooter: fair- minded and tenacious, self-confident yet self-effacing, and utterly dedicated to the musty idea that a private citizen should engage in public service. Soon after World War II, he joined the old-line Wall Street law firm...
As he has long preferred, Bush will stick to the high road, stressing his handling of the Persian Gulf war and other foreign policy issues. In recent speeches, Bush has maintained that he was too busy personally turning "the world around" during his first term to devote himself to domestic...
Despite her altruism, though, the Countess must still defend herself against unbelievers. "Skeptic in Kansas City," instead of seeking help, charges that "if you were such a great psychic you wouldn't be writing for a weekly newspaper." If, "Skeptic" says, the Countess had any brains she would predict winning...