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...people who wanted to make similar adoptions couldn’t because of the way that the law was structured,” Bartholet says. “It opened my eyes to a world of child needs that I had completely been unaware of.”THE ROAD LESS TRAVELEDWhile Bartholet is devoting the rest of her life to fight for children’s rights— publishing numerous books and scholarly articles over the years focusing on issues such as child abuse and neglect—she is considered...
...Harvard men’s tennis team knew this weekend would be tough. But the squad didn’t expect it to be this tough.The Crimson dropped two hard-fought 4-3 matches on the road to Penn and Princeton, snapping what had been a three-match win streak and coming agonizingly close to beating two of the strongest teams in the Ivy League this year.The loss brought Harvard’s record for the spring season to 7-9 and evened out the Crimson’s Ivy record at 2-2.“We had chances...
...ordinary inventory. Briskly disposing of it doesn't always sit well with people who like to visit the art, to say nothing of the people who donate it and who like to suppose that their gifts won't be swept out the door a few years down the road...
...Keefe credits his extracurricular activities, saying, “Everything I learned was either with Pudding, Lampoon, Krokodiloes...I worked hard at college, but not in class.” Although Jackson, as an outgoing senior, recognizes the challenging nature of the industry, she remains optimistic about the long road ahead of her.“I have a worry about going into New York next year and being behind,” Jackson confesses before quipping, “But I’m not worried too much...
...guarantee I would avoid being interrogated again by Mugabe's secret police. I jumped in my rental car and, calculating that the authorities would expect me to head south to South Africa or west to Botswana, drove 373 miles north to Zambia. An hour after nightfall, the road became muddy. It seemed to be raining. A rumbling filled the air. I looked left, and there, silver in the moonlight, framed between two cliffs, was Victoria Falls...