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...Ralph G. Vetters '85, an organizer for theHarvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers,says dispatchers and communications personnel onduty during the asbestos removal were paidovertime wages to compensate for the "headache...
...although Hart, in the booklet, writes that Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man cannot be excluded from any 20th century American literature class, he adds later that it would not be enough to graduate from college having read Toni Morrison, Kurt Vonnegut and Ann Beattie...
...Ralph Reed works to give the religious right a gentler face...
...victory party that a pretty 16-year-old Helms volunteer introduced herself to Reed. Jo Anne Young thought he was about 19 and "really cute." It would be nearly two years before they had their first official date, on the occasion of her high school . graduation. By that time Ralph was taking a recess from politics, obtaining a Ph.D. at Emory University. "I had the feeling all along that I was going to marry him," Jo Anne says, "and even announced that to friends. The idea scared him to death." Two months ago, the Reeds celebrated their sixth anniversary, which...
...intending to switch to academic life for good because he had decided that politics was unstable as a career. His dissertation, on the early history of church-related colleges, is still remembered. "It was a first-rate piece of work," says Professor James Roark, "but I'm not sure Ralph would want it published today." The paper criticized some sectarian schools for trading off their religious heritage in exchange for endowments. In fact, Reed is proud of its argument: that traditional Christian values -- as born-again conservatives define them -- deserve to be protected...