Harvard denies Gina Grant admission over past murder
Ellen Goodman argues over whether a juvenile offender can ever fully start anew after murder. She notes Grant’s resilience and scrutiny by Harvard, contrasting rehabilitation with irrevocable acts, and questions the fairness of a perpetual second punishment.
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Vigorous exercise linked to longer life in Harvard study
The Harvard alumni study finds only vigorous activity lowers mortality. Men with high activity burned at least 1500 calories weekly, roughly 45 minutes brisk walking daily or one hour jogging three times weekly, yielding 25 percent lower death risk over 26 years. Moderate exercise offers other health benefits.
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Virgin Islands paper wins Pulitzer Prize in 1995
The Virgin Islands Daily News of St. Thomas won the 1995 Pulitzer Prize for public service journalism for reporting on links between crime and corruption in the territory’s criminal justice system. AP, Newsday, WSJ, and Washington Post also won multiple awards across international, investigative, and explanatory categories. Awards went to reporters on Rwanda, police pension abuses, New York City columns, and drama and fiction prizes to Horton Foote and Carol Shields.
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Judge closes sect branches in Russia
A Moscow judge shut down the Russian branches of the Japanese sect Aum Shinrikyo for corrupting youths and ordered 4 million dollars in damages. The group has about 30 000 adherents in Russia.
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Pulitzer Prizes 1995 Winners List
The 1995 Pulitzer Prizes were awarded across 15 journalism arts categories. Public service went to The Virgin Islands Daily News and others recognized included the Los Angeles Times Newsday Washington Post Boston Globe NY Times St. Petersburg Times AP Wall Street Journal and more.
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