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...Kennedy School of Government wrapped up a conference on the 2004 presidential race with a panel Saturday discussing the media’s role in shaping public opinion on the eve of an election...
...eve of the Lunar New Year, China's most important holiday, the country's President took time out from running the world's next superpower, drove several hours outside Beijing and knocked unannounced at the two-room village home of peasant Lu Zhanlin. As Lu gaped in astonishment, Hu helped the family stuff dumplings and chatted for an hour about corn prices. Then he handed Lu a red envelope with $120 to buy fertilizer and left. "Hu says he'll help us grow richer, and he follows through on his promises," says Lu, who was impressed--even though "my dumplings...
...through the lives of two Russian women separated by an ocean and 60 years of history. Tanya, a recent arrival to New York City in the 1990s, finds herself lost while piecing together the unsolved murder of one Nina B. who was murdered in Paris on the eve of World...
...older-and-wisers apparently knew it was inevitable. On the eve of my departure for Harvard, my mother adapted the litany of warnings to which I’d become accustomed—don’t speed, don’t tailgate, don’t drink—to a college environment. Suddenly speeding tickets were less concerning than speed, tailgating less a threat than tailgates. Instead of the dangers of drunk-driving my parents reminded me that I descend from a long line of extremely weak-stomached drinkers, a reminder which has its own distinct...
After serenading the audience with such hits as “Here’s to the Night” by Eve 6 and “Don’t Know Why” by Norah Jones, members of the a cappella groups said they enjoyed the event as well...