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...preservation and restoration of the theater for undergraduate use, and the use of this important and well-located space for other important College needs, have been our main priority," Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 wrote yesterday in an e-mail message. "I am glad that we are moving towards realizing those objectives...
...sure, I am not so naive to think that there isn't a single President who has not spent many an hour sitting in the Oval Office contemplating the words that historians will use to describe him. And as with ambition, when such thoughts are yoked to good intentions and honest desires for the country, we have seen some of the greatest successes of which history has to speak. And yet there is an unmistakable crassness to a President giving a very public voice to such musings, for, whether rightly or wrongly, they belie the stated focus of the office...
...settlement, Powered agreed to admit that its use of the notHarvard moniker constituted trademark infringement and diluted the Harvard name...
...happy with the end result, which was their decision not to use the name and their acknowledgement that they should not have used the name," said University spokesperson Joe Wrinn...
...depth of his knowledge of foreign policy; Bush's weakness on this front was illustrated when he did not seem to understand that Russia's reluctance to endorse Serbian President Vojislav Kostunica had encouraged former president Slobodan Milosevic to stay in power. In general, however, the candidates did use some choice phrases to reveal different philosophies of foreign affairs. In rough terms, Gore has supported the broader, more interventionist policy of the Clinton Administration, while Bush has favored a far narrower, almost isolationist approach...