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...wasn't a matter of shock value. It was amatter of a real ripple through the Harvardcommunity," she says. "We knew it would have alasting impact...
...they need time to get their act together, to avoid the missteps with records that occurred with the campaign records," says TIME White House correspondent Jay Branegan. The problem is if that's McCurry's story, it's not a very good one. "This is not a records-intense matter," says Branegan. "Why does the President have to be so careful if he didn't do anything wrong...
...President thinks he can now put the scandal aside and address the little matter of his State of the Union speech, he is sadly mistaken. Allegations are multiplying at a frightening rate: The Washington Post reports Thursday that "sources familiar with his testimony" say Clinton's sworn deposition Saturday included his first acknowledgment that he had an affair with Gennifer Flowers. He's also alleged to have admitted under oath that he gave Lewinsky presents. The gag order in the Paula Jones case means no one can go on the record to confirm or deny this...
...Football is such a big program," Moore said. "The truth of the matter is football is our most important program. It's the most important thing I have...
Many students are apathetic about Faculty diversity because it does not matter what your professor looks like--it is your teaching fellow who grades you. However, what does the fact that we have one African-American female tenured professor say about this institution? What does it say about Harvard students that we do not care enough to be outraged? If Harvard will hire just one, it gives ample justification to other schools to hire zero...