Epstein Secrets

Newspaper Company The Boston Globe September 15, 2006 Friday THIRD EDITION SECTION: LIVING; Pg. D2 LENGTH: 747 words HEADLINE: HARVARD TO KEEP EPSTEIN GIFT BYLINE: CAROL BEGGY & MARK SHANAHAN BODY: Harvard has decided it'll hold onto the fat check it received from Jeffrey Epstein , the billiona

d his campaign doesn't have enough cash on hand to return the money in one lump sum, but will pay in $1,000 installments and will have returned all Jeffrey Epstein's money before the end of the election. Epstein who also has a home in Santa Fe County is alleged to have solicited sex between Aug. 1 and Oct. 31 of

Patricia Foulkrod at a screening of Foulkrod's documentary "The Ground Truth" at the Boston Film Festival. The Luceys, whose Marine reservist son Jeffrey committed suicide after serving in Iraq, are active in the organization Military Families Speak Out. (1) Boston Lyric Opera stars past and present

million donation would do more harm than good. "Mr. Epstein's gift is funding important research using mathe

ey're sticking with Lieberman. Missing from both lists is New Mexico's junior senator, Democrat Jeff Bingaman. "Jeff's not going to get involved," Bingaman re-election campaign manager Terry Brunner said this week. "He'll leave that decision to the voters of Connecticut. He's got his own race to worry

www.marioburgos.com. Man of Mystery: Speaking of campaign contributions, all the candidates I spoke to earlier this week who had taken money from Jeffrey Epstein -- the billionaire financier recently indicted in Florida on felony charges of soliciting prostitutes -- said they'd never met Epstein. It kind of

rom Jeffrey Epstein -- the billionaire financier recently indicted in Florida on felony charges of soliciting prostitutes -- said they'd never met Epstein. It kind of reminds me of what my mom told me about taking candy from strangers. I also was struck by The Palm Beach Post's description of Epstein -

e to earlier this week who had taken money from Jeffrey Epstein -- the billionaire financier recently ind

hey're sticking with Lieberman. Missing from both lists is New Mexico's junior senator, Democrat Jeff Bingaman. "Jeff's not going to get involved," Bingaman re-election campaign manager Terry Brunner said this week. 'He'll leave that decision to the voters of Connecticut. He's got his own race to worry

www.marioburgos.com. Man of Mystery: Speaking of campaign contributions, all the candidates I spoke to earlier this week who had taken money from Jeffrey Epstein -- the billionaire financier recently indicted in Florida on felony charges of soliciting prostitutes -- said they'd never met Epstein. It kind of

rom Jeffrey Epstein -- the billionaire financier recently indicted in Florida on felony charges of soliciting prostitutes -- said they'd never met Epstein. It kind of reminds me of what my mom told me about taking candy from strangers. I also was struck by The Palm Beach Post's description of Epstein -

e to earlier this week who had taken money from Jeffrey Epstein -- the billionaire financier recently ind

hey're sticking with Lieberman. Missing from both lists is New Mexico's junior senator, Democrat Jeff Bingaman. "Jeff's not going to get involved," Bingaman re-election campaign manager Terry Brunner said this week. "He'll leave that decision to the voters of Connecticut. He's got his own race to worry