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...president still has hope; public opinion can change. In 1991, didn't the press proclaim George Bush invincible? To avoid Bush's fate, Clinton must indicate clearly his vision for the country. Compromise is often necessary, but even Henry Clay knew enough to use it only as a last resort...
Houston-based developer Gerald D. Hines bought the ski resort in December from Harvard and Whipple Van Jones '32, who donated a substantial interest in the company to a Harvard-managed charitable trust...
Harvard's share of the money from the sale of the Highlands ski resort has not been earmarked for any particular projects, according to Jonathan B. New, associate director for news and public information...
Jones, who founded Highlands in 1959, was reportedly trying to sell it for $30 million before he donated a portion of it to Harvard, according to Aspen Magazine. It is unclear how large Harvard's stake in the resort...
...casinos away from decent people's homes. The promotional video produced by the Nevada Development Authority makes no mention at all of casinos. Even when a casino is a part of a new development, it is described as something else. Jack Sommer's Mountain Spa, the posh pseudo-Mediterranean resort about to start construction, will have a small "European-style" casino. But, says Sommer, "it's not really a casino. I call it a gaming amenity...