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...historical roots. The No.1 book on The New York Times paperback nonfiction bestseller list right now is "Taliban" by Ahmed Rashid; meanwhile, on the hardcover nonfiction list, Armstrong's "Islam" rides high at No.7, sandwiched in between "Germs" (Simon & Schuster) by Judith Miller at No.6 and "Holy War, Inc."(Free Press) by Peter L. Bergen...
...Middle East, Armstrong's "Islam" and her stronger, earlier book "Muhammad"; Bernard Lewis' authoritative "The Middle East," and Geneive Abdo's insightful "No God But God." 3)Bin Laden Bios, "Bin Laden: The Man Who Declared War on America" by Yossef Bodansky and Bergen's "Holy War, Inc." and 4)Relevant History, including "Five Days in London May 1940" by John Lukacs, "Pirate Utopias" by Peter Lamborn Wilson and "The Wars in Barbary" by Donald Barr Chidsey...
...This year, it's looking a little blue. Surveys find that households are planning to spend some $28 less than 2001's $490 average, with only 56 percent planning on matching last year's total and more planning on spending less than spending more. Retail Forward Inc. forecasts a drop of 1.5 percent in the season's sales of apparel, furniture, consumer electronics and other general merchandise over last season's - which doesn't sound too bad until you consider that such sales haven't fallen on a year-to-year basis in 34 years. In what passes for optimism...
...event brought together about 300 faculty members from the university, as well as noted guest speakers including the presidents of the College Board and ACT, Inc., to discuss the long-running test’s potential shortcomings...
...Until then, though, it?s starting to look like one cold winter. Manpower, Inc. said Monday that its survey of U.S. companies? hiring intentions for the first three months of 2002 barely registered a pulse, a weakness not seen since the recessionary early months of 1991. Unemployment numbers will continue to climb up through the winter and spring even as and if a recovery takes hold. So those who don?t have jobs are in for at least four months of trouble finding a new one, and those who still have one are in for at least six of wondering...