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...expansion of the school’s faculty and the growth of its financial aid outlays soon left the Kennedy School swimming in red ink...
...roll off the presses each morning during the last few weeks of my term as an editor. I happen to think it’s thrilling to watch any set of presses run—the way the paper flies through the machines, the gritty smell of oil and ink, the way your heart beats faster and faster to match the pounding of the presses—but watching the production of a paper into which you’ve poured your heart and soul fills one with a bittersweet combination of pride and nostalgia that is difficult...
CHARGED. LARRY STEWART, 46, Secret Service ink expert who testified for the government at the Martha Stewart trial; with two counts of perjury; in New York City. Attorneys for Stewart, convicted on charges related to insider trading, will seek a retrial...
...disguised octopus. After bringing back the talisman the boy gets folded into the shape of an envelope and returned via post to his parents. It goes on, but you get the idea. The nonsensical story exists only as a reason to make pictures. Printed with deep-blue ink, James' unconventional style evokes expressionist woodcuts. However, the lack of any real point in "The Octopi" ultimately detracts from its vaguely amusing pleasures...
...forces immediately after the invasion). Bush is also turning a blind eye to the huge deficits projected over the rest of the decade and the danger of a fiscal crunch when America’s credit lines dry up. Instead of facing up to the rising tide of red ink, Bush is pressing for his tax cuts to be made permanent, while congressional Republicans have killed attempts to revive the “pay as you go” budget rules of the Clinton era. And that’s not the only rising tide Bush has ignored. The president?...