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Most Americans agree that it is long past time to take serious steps to reduce the deficit and balance the budget [COVER, May 22]. Most agree also that everyone should suffer proportionately to accomplish that goal. But there is grave disagreement over what each American should sacrifice. All federally subsidized programs can be run more efficiently, and many can benefit their constituents even with budget cuts. If Congress is proposing that the government get out of funding any specific programs, however, or if cuts are not going to be proportionate among all recipients of federal funds, that must be fully...
...expert computer animation by Dennis Muren and his fellow effects wizards at ILM, Casper is cute and pudgy -- a Pillsbury ghost boy. Yet he is also a dead child speaking from an unquiet grave. Poaching on her father's turf, Kat serves as Casper's therapist and helps him remember his life and early death. "What's it like to die?" Kat asks eagerly, and Casper replies, "Like being born-only backwards." Before long, Kat is forced to decide who lives and who dies-her father or her new best friend...
Sounding a grave warning that American democracy is in crisis, Cornel R. West '73 exhorted the Kennedy School of Government's class of 1995 to reinvigorate public leadership in the school's Class Day address yesterday...
...projects include the West Wing of theMuseum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Dallas CityHall, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce inToronto and Robert E. Kennedy's grave at theArlington National Cemetery. He was responsiblefor the expansion and modernization of the Louvre...
...Nothing more. While every new, cool program comes to him (laser-'em-up games, flight sims, goofy utilities that promise to make his computer bark like a Schnauzer), he refuses to put any of them on his hard drive for fear that doing so would expose it to grave biological risk...