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Bolton faces less partisan accusers as well. Nearly 60 retired diplomats, many of whom served under Republican Presidents, signed a letter to the committee opposing Bolton's confirmation. Frederick Vreeland, a former ambassador to Morocco who worked under Bolton when both were senior State Department officials in the Administration of Bush's father, sent an e-mail obtained by TIME to top committee Democrat Joseph Biden, saying Bolton "dealt with visitors to his office as if they were servants with whom he could be dismissive, curt and negative...
...Mostellaria” takes place during the day in which Theopropides (played by A. Benet Magnuson ’06), father of Philolaches (Frederick C. Brown ’06), comes home. There are slaves to deal with the mess, but more difficult to explain is the disappearance of large amounts of money, much of which went to buy the freedom of Philematium (Claire E. Catenaccio ’07), Philolaches’ favorite prostitute...
...Concentration, Mergers and Public Policy, "that doesn't mean there will be a decrease in the number of companies." Adds the University of Chicago economist: "If there weren't any mergers going on, I'd be worried about the economy." --By John Greenwald. Reported by Stephen Koepp/Los Angeles and Frederick Ungeheuer/New York
Joyner does reach 147 ft. 9 in. on her next try, and no opponent today will come close. But she needs another 10 ft. in the javelin to beat Jane Frederick's American heptathlon record of 6,803 points. She hoists her last throw too high. It noses up, catches air and falls short. There is no time to brood; she has an 800-meter run to get through. Less than an hour later, tiring, she squeezes out a win in this last competition--a gaudy seven victories out of seven events. And though her point total...
...will need to win the support of Northern Ireland's mainstream Catholic nationalists. If Thatcher must satisfy Protestants that no sellout is under way, she must also convince Catholics that their allegiance to an Irish identity and to Dublin has somehow been recognized and accepted. --By Frederick Painton. Reported by Edmund Curran/Belfast and Christopher Ogden/Hillsborough