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...expand by 1% to 2% this year are now predicting a contraction. But as the word "uncertainty" suggests, the numbers are almost utterly arbitrary and could change with any gust of news, good or bad. "Forecasting stuff at the best of times is a treacherous exercise," says Sun Bae Kim, head of Asian economic research at Goldman Sachs. "In this environment, it has become much harder...
...engine for growth in Asia has pretty much gone out the window. None of the region's ailing economies exports enough to China to make up for a badly deflated U.S. market. "There's no way that China is going to absorb Asia's downside," says Kim of Goldman Sachs...
Olympic archery gold medalist Kim Kyung Wook knows how demanding her sport can be. But nothing had prepared her for a training session this summer, which had little to do with bows and arrows. In August, coaches forced the nation's top male and female archers to attend a four-day Navy commando training camp at a military base in southwest Korea. Kim easily dealt with hiking along an open sewage ditch, sprinting with a car tire strapped to her back, floating for half an hour in frigid ocean waters and rolling commando-style in mud. But when coaches blindfolded...
...prepares an appropriate response, it should remember that restricting the freedom of citizens to travel is typically a method employed by tyrannical dictatorships and not by prosperous democracies. Imperiously declaring which countries our citizens may not visit demotes us to the likes of Mussolini, Stalin or Kim Il-Sung, who, on a more extreme note, would not let citizens escape the borders of famine-ridden North Korea...
Although CS50 is being taught by a visiting professor this term, Robert Muller, the course remains essentially the same, according to Bryan T. Kim ’02, head teaching fellow...