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Senator Christopher Bond (R-Mo.) crystallized the current problem with the federal government: "Congress has demonstrated it's incapable of controlling its insatiable appetite to spend money...
Quincy House is Harvard's answer to a James Bond movie this month, as the house is engaging in its annual game of Assassin, and 46 newly-paranoid students are skipping meals and avoiding unprotected public places as a result...
HARTFORD: Bond 5-7 1-2 11, pritkin 2-6 5-6 11, Baker 8-16 5-8 21; Ayer 5-8 2-2 15; Rodenck 5-5 0-0 10; Ellison 0-3 1-2 1; Spence 35 0-0 6; Stuckey 1-2 0-0 2; Campbell 2-4 0-1 4; Truesdale 2-2 0-0 4; Totals...
...tempted to use the still taboo word boom. The Dow Jones industrial average last week shot up 4%, to a record Friday close of 3442. The 132-point rise in this blue-chip stock index for last week alone equaled its increase for all of 1992. Even more striking, bond prices rose enough to send the interest rate on long-term Treasury bonds down to 7.17%, the lowest since 1986 (the higher a bond's price, the lower its interest yield). Apparently bond traders, who usually do not trust Democrats, think that Clinton really will whack down the federal deficit...
...called, obscurely, oi music. A better name might be Swasrock: an ugly subgenre influenced by punk and heavy metal -- but glorifying such far-right symbols as the Nazi swastika. The music, played by some 50 bands, provides a bond for Germany's neo-Nazi movement, a suspected source for much of the xenophobic violence that has claimed 17 lives in the past year. In a swift crackdown, German police raided studios, homes and offices, confiscating thousands of records and CDs. Whether anti-Nazi laws were broken remained unclear, since the operation produced no arrests...