Word: mattered
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...results will be posted in the same place from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday. Tickets may then be picked up with a Harvard ID. A computer randomly chooses names so those entering the lottery will have an equal chance no matter when they sign...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: "Americans will forgive the President on a lot of violations, including campaign finance mistakes, if he acts like a President and actually accomplishes things that matter to them," says TIME's Jef McAllister. Betting on that assumption, President Clinton is continuing what has been a highly successful strategy of unveiling small initiatives to take the news spotlight away from campaign finance investigations. Friday's example: A call for Congress to ratify the chemical weapons accord and grant him a "fast-track" negotiating authority to expand free trade to more Latin American countries. Up next, Clinton will announce...
...requirements that the course teach methods and analytic tools used by scholars, that it teach significant subject matter, that its teaching meet certain standards and that it contribute meaningfully to the breadth of a student's education--in short, the requirement that the course meet the goals of the Core--would be applied equally to all courses counting for Core credit...
...clear, the missiles, fired eastward over the Atlantic toward the Azores, could have been visible from afar, says the Navy. But Navy Captain Michael Doubleday doubted that the test could explain the pilots' sightings. "It stretches the imagination that anybody could see 1,900 to 2,000 miles, no matter what altitude they are flying at," he said. The fact that the planes and the missiles were headed in different directions would make it even more improbable, he added. Missile theorists, collect your notes: a public hearing will be held on the Flight 800 disaster in late summer...
MOSCOW: Once Michael Jordan started marketing his own designer scent, it was only a matter of time before a host of the powerful followed suit with vanity sniffs. Today's example: Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov, who has launched Mer (Mayor) an eau de cologne meant to bring the olfactory essence of Luzkov to the masses, the English-language daily The Moscow Times reports. "Maybe after Russian women give their husbands this fragrance, it will inspire them to be more like Luzhkov, to get off the couch, take charge and make the lives of Russian women easier," gushes Nadezhda Petrukhina, head...