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...soon the University will construct a new center for international studies. Campaign brochures are replete with references to Harvard's desire "to extend and enrich the University-wide agenda in international and regional studies...
...Mbuji-Mayi, which the rebels claimed Friday. The next day, after meeting with Kabila, diamond giant De Beers announced that rebels were now guarding its properties in the town. Indeed, Kabila's promise of security for foreign operations could bring Zaire back to life. But will Kabila's mines enrich the nation, or just bring a repeat of Mobutu's kleptocratic rule? "This rebellion is financed by Kabila's friends," Michaels says. "By Museveni in Uganda, by Kagame in Rwanda. These backers are all African. They all know each other and they all have these ties to each other...
...unhealthy synergy between Alzheimer's and stroke, the School Sisters of Notre Dame have performed an enormous service. But they're not yet finished with their work. Long-term epidemiological studies, like fine wines, improve with age, and thus new findings from the Nun Study can be expected to enrich medical knowledge for many years to come. Indeed, long after he and his colleagues retire, Snowdon imagines, nuns like Sister Mary will continue to enlighten Alzheimer's researchers. This, of course, is the point. "These women were teachers all their lives," says Snowdon, "and now they've found...
Minow says that volunteers enrich the course by relating their own ser- vice experiences in section...
...efforts is a weekly newsmagazine show called IMPACT (Sundays at 9 p.m.). Anchored by CNN's BERNARD SHAW, the program will include a weekly feature produced with TIME journalists. For the premiere, Attinger introduces a segment on cloning. The collaboration between the two staffs, she hopes, "will enrich both the magazine...