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...protect rights of the accused. Cossiga told TIME he believes Berlusconi and Previti should agree not to invoke the statute in their cases if the law is approved. Cossiga added that if ultimately found guilty, Berlusconi should resign. While leaving his conflict-of-interest legislation on the back burner despite a campaign pledge to resolve it during his first 100 days in office, Berlusconi has been busy pushing his "justice reform" package. It appears to have less to do with justice than with procedural maneuvering in the last cases remaining from a series of probes into his business activities. Over...
...merits of art are too often ignored, and it seems that since the departure of former University President Neil L. Rudenstine and University Art Museums Director James Cuno, art has increasingly been put on the back burner. If this art museum cannot be built on the Mahoney’s site, plans ought to be made expeditiously to find another location...
...perception gap. While U.S. officials proceed with plans to displace Iraq's Saddam Hussein, European leaders wonder if they are living in the same world as the Americans. They can't imagine how the U.S. can hope to avoid disaster while putting an Israeli-Palestinian agreement on the back burner in order to invade Iraq. Even more serious than differences over the Middle East is growing European and global frustration with what is seen as a new American unilateralism. U.S. actions such as rejection of the Kyoto treaty on global warming, declaration of a "first-strike" policy that might include...
...this now?'" Creamer says. "But younger people can take the risk. We don't have a mortgage. We don't have kids." Sept. 11 crystallized her determination. "We're not going to live forever," she says. "Why would I put my dreams on the back burner...
...indicating that Herakleion will continue pleasing archaeologists for some time to come. Inscriptions on a statue, for example, indicate that the Temple of Herakleion was in continuous use for much of the Ptolemaic dynasty. The treasures discovered at the site include exquisite bronze ritual objects, such as an incense burner with a duckbill handle, and a ladle topped by a vulture's head. The discovery of gold Byzantine coins and crosses in the area may indicate the presence of a Christian monastery, proof that Herakleion was still inhabited as late as the 8th century A.D. Goddio's latest topographical study...