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Anyhow, with the 2003 film year officially over, we look ahead to a new annum of quality cinema. So far, I’ve been pleasantly surprised, with anticipated stinkers like Miracle and The Dreamers turning out fully palatable. Golden Globe winner Osama, was a bit muted in tone, but nevertheless a sharp portrait of Taliban-era Afghanistan. The biggest revelation of all, though, was my unexpected admiration for The Passion of the Christ, which exceeded my admittedly low expectations to emerge as one of the more meaningful films I’ve seen in quite some time...
...about a president who is in the midst of war… ” But even this is a prevarication. At the Kennedy School, McNamara made no secret of his disapproval of President Bush’s foreign policy, and he recently told Toronto’s Globe and Mail that, “It’s just wrong what we’re doing [in Iraq]. It’s morally wrong, it’s politically wrong, it’s economically wrong.” If ex-Secretary of Defense McNamara can criticize President Bush...
...losers on both sides. Or the current agreement itself may be the high point; officials in both countries will explore new trade frontiers elsewhere. It's premature to call it a once-in-a-lifetime deal. But here's a rare instance where doors on opposite sides of the globe could soon open to the profit-hungry, dynamic, brave and creative Australians and Americans who help keep the world trading system alive...
...Will It Help? Fat Chance Stung by criticism that it feeds obesity problems around the globe, McDonald's announced an end to its "supersize" meals by the end of the year...
...Broad Institute, a joint genomic venture with the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and MIT, will cost the University at least $100 million. The University is planning a stem cell center that The Boston Globe reported will cost another $100 million...