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CORPORATE MARKETERS SEEM TO BE COUPLING ODDLY THESE days. We have Stoli-flavored sugar, Starburst-sweetened milk--even a Bulgari-brand hotel. The latest corporate marriages are carrying cross-promotional synergy into new frontiers of commerce. --By Jeremy Caplan...
Maybe it’s just the enjoyment on the musician’s faces or the glance from drummer to bass player as they shift tempos, but the IA was far more interesting that night in the Cage than on CD. Perhaps with a slight cross-pollination of sorts, their next studio attempt can be as diversely flavored and as sonically interesting as their live performances...
...women’s side, freshman Emily Cross and junior co-captain Chloe Stinetorf lead the way, finishing second and third in foil, respectively. Freshman Carolyn Wright’s fifth-place saber finish came at the hands of two Olympians-—Yale’s Sada Jacobson and her sister, Columbia’s Emily Jacobson...
...national defense outline, Japan said "attention must be paid" to China's increasing military capabilities.) The joint declaration with the U.S. over Taiwan, says Terumasa Nakanishi, professor of international politics at Kyoto University, "is a warning to Beijing ... that military action toward Taiwan is the one line China cannot cross. Japan cannot back down." Beijing's reaction to the communiqu? was appropriately icy: it considers Taiwan a renegade province and reunification (at some future time) is carved-in-marble national policy. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kong Quan warned that "any irresponsible remarks on China's efforts to enhance national defense...
...Japan's new stance won't alter the fundamentals of the nearly 60-year cross-strait standoff, and isn't likely to nix what appears to be a minor thaw between Beijing and Taipei. The recent Lunar New Year holiday saw the first nonstop commercial flights between the mainland and Taiwan, and last week Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian made a pact with James Soong, a rival politician who wants better ties with China, not to declare independence, change Taiwan's formal name from the Republic of China, or rule out eventual unification with China...