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...business scouts have been like frustrated greyhounds in the traps, waiting to spring. Practically within minutes after Clinton's announcement, Pepsi-Cola was passing out free cans of Pepsi on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City. United Airlines promised to inaugurate regular flights from Los Angeles quickly. American Express signed a contract to return with its charge cards, the first to be admitted in 19 years. A regime that used to revile Uncle Sam as an imperialist aggressor was rolling out the welcome mat for a strategic economic partnership with Yankee might and know...
Anyone who believes that the symbolic meaning of Radcliffe has vanished has probably never been to meetings of the Radcliffe Union of Students. You tend to hear women--no longer entirely starry-eyed about the magic of being here--express feelings such as: "I came to see what Radcliffe could offer me because I felt so disillusioned with Harvard." For reasons like this, Radcliffe must continue to exist, both as a concept and as a specific women's space which allows women to meet each other, to organize (for example, Safety Walk was a product of the Radcliffe Union...
...such an invigorating speaker," said Carlos R. Whiteman '95, who attended the luncheon. "Words can't express...
...once again found our moral course, and with a new spirit, we are striving to express our best instincts to the rest of the world...
WHEN JANE ALEXANDER WAS starring in Harold Pinter's Old Times off-Broadway a decade ago, an unlikely Pinter fan -- Jackie Gleason -- went backstage to ask what the play meant. "I don't know," Alexander replied. "I'm not sure even Mr. Pinter does." Gleason nodded to express his own bafflement, then added, "Hell of an evening though...