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...Georgetown sushi bar after the multimillionaire Pentagon chief decided to give the Oklahoma-born and Texas-reared artilleryman his first taste of raw fish. As Franks recalled it, "About midafternoon he said, 'Let's go eat sushi,' and I said, 'Eat what?' I told him I'd be proud to do it if he'd show me how, so he did." Both men enjoyed themselves that evening, as other patrons stopped by their table to wish them well. Afterward, Franks gave TIME his review: "Terry Bradshaw was not far from the truth when he talked about eating bait...
...York's Finger Lakes region, where Konstantin Frank first planted European grape varieties in the 1950s. No one thought they would survive, much less thrive. Today Dr. Konstantin Frank's Rieslings are some of the best in the U.S. Thomas Jefferson, an aficionado of French wines, would have been proud of the Bordeaux-style reds produced by Virginia's Linden Vineyards. And last November three of Texas winemaker Becker Vineyard's products made Wine Spectator's list of the top 12 U.S. regional wines...
...edge. My husband is one of the many soldiers who are stationed in the Middle East. I absolutely support my husband and what he is doing. But I want him to come home and act as if nothing is going on in that part of the world. I am proud that my husband is willing to fight for what is right. It was his choice to join the military, and it is mine to support him. KRISTEN RYAN Fort Benning...
Orrell played with the band on the 2001 release Sing Loud, Sing Proud, the album that established their dominance over the punk scene. It included standout tracks such as the single “Good Rats,” featuring Shane MacGowan of the legendary Irish rock band The Pogues, and “For Boston,” a rendition of a Boston College fight song...
...including Saltonstall Professor of History Charles S. Maier ’60, who is co-authoring A World Transformed: A Global History of the Twentieth Century with Kirby—may just have turned the tide against the administration’s ill-conceived plan. And they should feel proud for having had the courage to do so. The student body is surely proud of them for standing up for their principles. And, just maybe, students and enlightened Faculty can band together to save shopping period and condemn preregistration to the swift death it deserves when the issue is finally...