Word: everly
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...Although the BGLTSA is being invoked as having our rights 'willfully and knowingly infringed upon' none of the sponsors of the articles of impeachment ever contacted the BGLTSA to hear exactly what we might want done about the matter," BGLTSA Vice-Chair Anna M. Baldwin '01 wrote in an e-mail message...
...This is a place of history. I was raised by movie stars," she said. "I'm not proud I didn't go to college, and I respect education now more than ever. This [award] might even encourage me to go back to school. Who knows...
...Have you ever seen the movie Fight Club? In the film, Edward Norton plays a man who has become more or less emasculated by society. He lives in a trendy, tidy apartment and attends several therapy groups. He hasn't really experienced what it's like to be a true man; sensitivity and political correctness have taken the place of honesty and national pride. While the heroes of yesteryear were war veterans and self-made men, the male superstars of today are stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, someone who cares more about his hair than about football. (Even Elvis, who certaintly...
...knew that my squash-joking days were over when I sat down in grandstand, after everyone else had competed, to watch Harvard co-captain Tim Wyant battle Amherst captain David McNeely. McNeely is the highest- ranked American collegiate player, and Wyant came ever so close to capturing the NISRA championship last year...
...hadn't at least begun disarming by the end of January. Although Adams agreed in December to press for some movement on this front, he's been unable to sell accelerated disarmament to a movement that sees its weapons as the only reason Britain and the Unionists ever bothered to talk to the Republicans. "Pressure from Trimble and London has made it harder for Adams to persuade the IRA's hard men that decommissioning now would be a voluntary gesture from a position of strength rather than a humiliation extracted by the enemy," says TIME London bureau chief Jef McAllister...