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...wanted to let the students educate each other," Bedayan said. "What about a play, we thought." The final product, totaling 12 skits, provided insight into the social consequences...
After reading the comments of Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew on China's Premier Zhu Rongji, Asian values and Confucianism, I gained considerable new insight into the Asian world [WORLD, March 16]. I found myself thirsting for more wisdom from this remarkable man, particularly for a more detailed critique of the roles of the U.S. and the IMF in ameliorating the Asian crisis. Singapore is indeed fortunate to have such a leader. ERIK C. LARSEN Winter Park...
...good, though, are the high expectations being promoted. If beating Wall Street really were that easy, the ladies would never have fallen. (Can they get up?) That's not to say individuals can't beat the market. You really do have the advantages of time and unique insight into businesses around you. You also have the Internet to enhance access to news and company filings. Use it. And even if you don't beat the market, odds are that any sensible collection of stocks will beat inflation and Treasury bonds over a long period. But don't bank...
Initially, his characters' worries carry a touching level of insight into the sources of modern emotional malaise. Karen, awaking from eighteen years of slumber, describes how suddenly "nobody seems to be able to endure being by themselves...but at the same time they're isolated. People work much more, only to go home and surf the Internet and send e-mail rather than calling or writing a note or visiting each other." Yet as the story plows on, the barrage of philosophical ramblings begin to take on a preachy tone which descends into irritating evangelism. In the end, ghost-jock...
Local patrons like Glenda A. Medeiros provide insight into how the renovated Coop differs from the old bookstore...