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...some-such as the ever-dour Doris Lessing-charm is merely a wasteful veneer pasted over more meaningful pursuits. "What is charm then?" she asks and then replies: "Something extra, superfluous, unnecessary, essentially a power thrown away." Nor is she alone in this conviction. "Charm always issues," the choreographer Paul Taylor once commented dismissively during a Harvard lecture, "from some terrible emptiness...
...Crimson first revealed the news on its website and as a print extra on Friday. The revelation was picked up by national outlets, first by The Associated Press a few hours after the story broke early Friday evening, and then by The New York Times and The Boston Globe...
Following The Crimson's Friday extra, the Globe acknowledged that an announcement was expected over the weekend and reported that The Crimson had declared Summers the winner on its website. But both the Globe and the Associated Press were skeptical, with the Globe unwilling to pronounce Bollinger's candidacy dead...
Although Shewchuk dealt the majority of the damage, it was sophomore winger Kalen Ingram that scored the game-winning goal five minutes into the extra frame and propelled the Crimson to the next round...
...billion of Bush's $1 trillion comes from the Medicare trust fund and should be off limits. Extra tax-cut costs, like making the plan retroactive, could hike its price past $2 trillion. Bush is vague on the cost of his big-ticket priorities. He has allotted $600 billion for private Social Security investment accounts, but Dems say the price could reach higher. And Pentagon officials suggest that Bush's plans to upgrade and modernize the military could cost roughly $600 billion. Missile defense? Another $50 billion to-$100 billion more. Yikes! You do the math. Did Dubya...