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DIED. TED ROSS, 68, stage and screen actor who won a Tony Award for his 1975 portrayal of the Cowardly Lion in The Wiz; of complications from a stroke; in Dayton, Ohio...
Harvard’s third goal was a result of an extra effort by Pell, who won a loose ball in the circle and drew a stroke, which Gambale buried to put the Crimson...
...every other way, she is a patch off her father." Indeed, the two were so stunningly similar in physique and temperament that her father's friends find it a little spooky to be in her presence. Both were lean and lanky with broad shoulders built for the butterfly stroke; and both whip-smart but very tightly wound. Though students couldn't enter the science fair until the sixth grade, George and Hilary had spent the past year scouring the Internet for the perfect project. "For a lot of years, I was basically just the team manager...
Sadly, Hunt will have to leave behind what would be the best keepsake of his tenure: Harvard’s guest book, where nearly every important visitor has signed in. The signature of Al Gore ’69 sits opposite to the full-page brush stroke of Jiang’s calligraphy...
Alas, Sleeper was and is a fantasy. The indictment of excessive amounts of saturated fat--the kind found in steaks and butter--as a major contributor to heart disease and stroke has not changed and seems unlikely to do so. A formidable lineup of experts holds to the low-fat approach, none more tenaciously than Dr. Dean Ornish, whose regimen prescribes no more than 10% of daily calories from fat. With the latest resurgence of the Atkins program, the clash of the two theories is sharper than ever--low fat vs. low carbs, Ornish vs. Atkins. But here is what...