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...chart-topping hard-rock colleagues in Staind, Creed may prove to be a lesson in Rock 101 for the Britney generation, a bland Big Mac to wean the kids off musical Gerber. But after a few bites of what this band serves up, experienced buds will crave more exotic fare--like Pearl...
...that actually made money in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11. Final answer: Midway Airlines. The carrier, based in North Carolina (which has the same name as a Chicago-based airline that went bust in 1991), declared bankruptcy in mid-August, unable to compete against low-fare king Southwest Airlines and hurt by an unfriendly split from its partner, American Airlines. The small carrier had grounded its flights and was close to shutting down operations when the attacks occurred. Within hours, Midway closed its doors...
Surely the peace process would fare better with different leaders at the helm. And such leaders do exist on both sides of the Green Line. On the Israeli side, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, a fixture in Israel’s Labor Party, enjoys respect among Israeli and Palestinian elites. He has impressed Western leaders with his willingness to press for diplomatic solutions even as the Israeli leadership is bent on revenge, and he has maintained a safe distance from Sharon’s right-wing leadership despite serving in the coalition government. The Middle East peace process would also probably...
...Harvard couldn’t shoot while standing still, it didn’t fare much better squared up. The 41-point output was Harvard’s lowest offensive total since 1993, when the team lost 63-39 to Princeton. While the Terriers’ press and box-and-one defense gave Crimson shooters problems, they were still able to put up 60 shots...
...that vision has been lost can be seen in Mazar-i-Sharif. When the Taliban abandoned Mazar and retreated to the south, they set the pattern for the ground war; so too, the way in which Mazar emerges from Taliban rule is a good indicator of how Afghanistan will fare at peace...