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...without casualties - "is a textbook example of how to make a minimal commitment militarily and reap maximum political and alliance dividends." At the Republican National Convention last month, President George W. Bush thanked the Australian P.M. before any other leader. "America is grateful," he said. "And America will not forget." The U.S. has already remembered its Aussie ally with a free-trade agreement that could boost the $A800 billion Australian economy by $A5 billion a year. Signing it in June, Bush said, "The United States and Australia have never been closer." That deal "wouldn't have gone through so quickly...
...like “So!” and they were like, “Between us, we have six gold, five bronzes and about four silvers.” And I was like “Yeah. I’ve got one silver.” I forget their names. I know it wasn’t Michael Phelps. That’s what everyone wants to know, “Did you meet Michael Phelps?” No. I don’t think I met anyone really famous...
...other campus efforts, will encourage more students to get involved in future elections. The council is, after all, the body best positioned to lobby the administration directly for services and reforms on students’ behalf. Undergraduates probably won’t die if they make uneducated votes (or forget to vote altogether), but they will have to live with the consequence: a set of representatives who may pad their resumes while squandering their roles as student advocates...
...more traditional tapioca, taro, and almond milk teas with regular pearls, although they do sell a fair number of smoothies and slushes too. At times, the teas and slushes can be too sweet and taste a bit artificial, but the bubbles are generally good. Don’t forget to try the mochi ice cream as well...
...incoming freshman and then showed up on a couple of dozen college campuses to hand out mock financial-aid forms with an invitation to cut the high cost of college by buying at Ikea. Bed Bath & Beyond offers college-bound shoppers a handy checklist that reminds students not to forget, among other things, the toaster oven, popcorn maker, snack table, blender and, that campus sine qua non, the George Foreman grill. Meal plans be damned. And after a few early attempts, gift registries for the college-bound caught on this year too. Wal-Mart, for example, rolled out its College...