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...book for singles, he'll oblige. But though his intentions may be honorable and though any number of people swear by his methods, his sketchy credentials and entrepreneurial energies have some mental-health professionals more than a little concerned. "Couples relationships are incredibly complex," says Anna Beth Benningfield, president-elect of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. "To tell a couple to go read this book and do this one thing and you'll be fine is very misleading...
...political history," she says. "We elect women like there was no tomorrow."Photo Courtesy of Martha StewartAVERY W. GARDINER '97, who hopes to occupy the White House someday, speaks with a current occupant, HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON...
Halfnight, Ferrari and captain-elect Jeremiah McCarthy patrolled the blue line, while Prestifilippo's 3.18 goals against average kept Harvard in games and on numerous occasions was the team's saving grace...
Unlike Murray, Harvard as a team did not fair well at the league tournament as it finished fourth in a pool of five teams. Boyle finished 10 strokes behind her teammate while junior and captain-elect for the 1997-98 season Suzanne Ranere was the other Crimson notable with...
...John Major pleaded with voters Wednesday to give the Conservatives another chance. "Eighteen years is a long time,? he told one rally, ?and it's easy to overlook achievements.? But after years of bitter infighting among Conservatives, he can?t count on an 11th-hour rescue. "Brits don't elect divided parties," says TIME's London bureau chief Barry Hillenbrand. Labour leader Tony Blair was low-key in last minute campaigning. "I ask for your vote because I believe in this country and I know and believe it can be better," Blair told one gathering. Labour enjoys a comfortable...