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...days after Aqaba, Hamas, one of the most militant terrorist groups operating in the Palestinian territories, scuttled a meeting with Abbas to discuss a cease-fire. And if Bush sides with Sharon, the stature the President has only just secured with the Arabs will disappear. "The summit was fine and dandy," says a senior Arab diplomat who participated in the sessions. "But there will be a snag. If Bush steps in and clears it up, everyone will fall into line behind him. If he doesn't, they'll write him off." And yet the risks for Bush may be less...
...Peter Baylies is always a fine choice for father of the year. As the founder of the At-Home Dad Network, Peter continues on his nine-year quest to establish a bona fide home front for the more than 2,000,000 American dads who have left the cubicle for the small desk in their den. But when I called Peter to get the latest at-home daddy scoop, he glumly informed me that no new data exists. ""The Census tries to track us," he said, "but their efforts fall short. They never ask who the primary caregiver is." According...
...almost 3.8 million people were covered by company health insurance; by 2001, the number was 4.7 million. Simon Pomeroy, of recruitment consultants Robert Walters Associates, notes that health cover tends to matter more to older workers and those with families, and advises them to check the fine print. "Health care isn't standard. Sometimes the level of coverage is minimal." Don't put it off Kohn suggests that employees check what kind of pension scheme they are in, or going into, and supplement their payments whenever it is appropriate. "Don't think to yourself, 'Pensions are horrible, boring things...
...told about a group of sixth-graders she once took to the Museum of Fine Arts, asking them to investigate how women are shown in the museum, and she recalled young Emma’s one-word answer to the question: “naked...
...order to maximize space, the Fine Arts Library may move across the street from Werner Otto Hall, adjacent to the Fogg, to the current Sackler building, which houses the Department of History of Art and Architecture. Werner Otto Hall will be rebuilt as an exhibition space...