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...regardless of where the job offers took him, Rowe focused his professional life on a family passion: power play in Washington...
...News article made another noteworthy observation: that "Ivy League students...have remarkably stable families." An astounding 86 percent of Ivy Leaguers were raised in two parent homes, strongly implying that our opportunity to study at Harvard may be linked to the stability of our home lives. Regardless of the make-up of our individual families, our parents sacrificed much of their own happiness to provide for our education, and even the financial aid that many of us depend upon is a direct result of someone else's altruistic desire to give up part of their own pleasure for our enrichment...
...regardless of the very real need to evaluate the University critically in our final opportunity to do so, it is my firm belief that most, if not all, of the value of a Harvard education is self-created by the student. Out of a strange convergence of resources and circumstances, learning is attained and relationships forged...
...Regardless of what else is said about Monica Lewinsky, Bill Clinton can be thankful that it's never been suggested that she is a Chinese spy. Ryutaro Hashimoto is not so lucky. For months Japan's prime Minister has been dogged by rumors that while he was a cabinet official in the 1980s, he consorted with a Chinese woman who was an agent for Beijing. Although he has refused to answer any questions about how close they were, Hashimoto last November admitted that the woman had interpreted for him and that he had written her and bought her a meal...
...schools and libraries to have affordable access to telecommunications and information technology. The E-Rate program, for instance, gives crucial discounts to schools and libraries, with the steepest discounts going to the neediest communities. Through this tailored program, we are committed to helping ensure that all children--regardless of race, income or geography--can have an equal chance to learn and succeed...