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As Teddy shouts "Charge!" and dashes off to consult his cabinet on the latest pressing issue of national security, Dr. Harper asks the beaming Abby and Martha if they have ever tried to convince their nephew that he wasn't actually Teddy Roosevelt. The aunts explain that they'd rather...
The transatlantic wanderings in Cambridge echo the journeys in Phillips' other writings. In his work, people retrace almost obsessively the old routes of the triangle trade linking Britain to the Americas and Africa. For Phillips, these voyages are not matters of the remote past but pressing concerns for today; the...
This year the College has seen the creation of a Coalition for Diversity, composed of undergraduates pressing for more minority faculty, while the Law and Kennedy Schools last year saw a series of protests on the issue.
Arriving at Vancouver in a driving rain that dampened his gray pompadour, the Russian leader pledged again to keep pressing for reform, whatever the opposition. "The Communists want to take revenge, to take us back to the past," he said. But "as long as there is President Yeltsin in power...
Now that the season has begun, these backstairs, off-the-field maneuvers have scant fascination for the fans. What matters to them is the pressing issues of the day: