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…0 0 Continued from page 4 "Oh," he smiled and ducked out. In fact, in this one article in The Daily, I will probably capture more of his attention than I did in six weeks as an intern. (Hi, Carl. I was the short one with dark brown, curly hair who told you she couldn't be paid enough to go to law school.) Despite the adulation around the office, staff members also criticize Levin from time to time. An anonymous staffer (who actually does ha...…
…Lun2hin'w ghIvwi and Other Tafes~ An s-eyView o4-Michigan 's Senator n ern s Food for Thought: A,',Culinary Ma by Lisa Bean Even after weeks of spring cleaning, U.S. Senator Carl Levin's office in Washington, D.C. looks more like the home of an overworked professor than a Congressional office. Piles of papers, books and unusual objects with long histories litter the desks, floor, chairs and every available crevice. Photos of Levin with inte...…
…0 not know what. All we knew was that around midnight, an embassy operator my father was speaking to by telephone said that an emergency situation had developed at the embassy, which is near the Russian Parliament. Half an hour later, we called back and were told the emergency was over. Although our window faced the White House in which Yeltsin was holding out, we were too far away to see or hear anything. Lying in bed, unable to fall asleep, ...…
…0 0 9 0 Tanks!fur the eMerie My parents and I were seated aboard the first available plane out of Moscow, a Swissair jet bound for Zurich, when the woman sitting next to us mentioned that the Soviet coup d'6tat was rumored to be over. Apparently, she had heard it announced over the P.A. system at Sheremetevo International Airport just before we boarded the plane. By then, we had already left the Soviet Union and it was too late to act on ...…
