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...Sean M. Thornton '94 says that for some students, smoking is part of living in the house. He says students would refuse to kick the habit no matter what rules the administration imposes...
...image as a white knight is fading fast among the 1.4 million members. Carey spent the first year of his presidency -- along with millions of the members' dollars -- fighting government efforts to kick out the Mob. Now investigators are examining whether Carey misled his followers about his own finances. According to records examined by TIME, Carey owns substantial real estate around the U.S. At the least, those holdings challenge the working- class persona he cultivated to become the first directly elected president in the union's history. Carey's campaign literature portrayed him as a humble family man, a truck...
...with 60s, are good and fun, butnot great. Most of the tracks log in at adisappointingly short two minutes, and some of theselections seem devoid of any musical explorationat all. Still, each disc contains some pearls: theDuane Eddy (with his Twangy Guitar) tracks on the50s disc kick ass (the disc also contains"Tequila" of Pee-Wee's Big Adventure fame), andThe Rebels' "Wild Weekend" from the 60s disc makesyou want to shuffle on down to your local frathouse (or wherever it was that college-types wentto party in the early 60s). The two Lonnie MackSouthern boogie tracks are superb, featuring...
...Wildcats outshot a nervous Crimson squad in the first five minutes, 5-1, but Tracy made some tough kick saves, and sophomore Tom Holmes was able to clear away a loose puck in front of a vacated Harvard...
...latest alarm was set off by a "confidential" document published in a Moscow paper supposedly describing a plot to depose Yeltsin by three prominent officials: Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Soskovets, Chief of the General Staff Mikhail Kolesnikov and Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov. According to the memo, the coup would kick off in March or April with a television broadcast documenting Yeltsin's health problems and excessive drinking. The dramatic revelations would give parliament a pretext to remove the President, replacing him with Prime Minister Victor Chernomyrdin until elections could be held...