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...administration's to-do list is immense. Unlike Gulf War I, there's no sense of international crisis: Saddam hasn't invaded or threatened any of his neighbors, let alone lashed out at the U.S. Efforts to link Saddam to the September 11 attacks have failed to pan out, and so the advocates of military action are building their case around his alleged possession of deadly chemical and biological weapons. The hawks' argument is that the events of 9/11 underscore the need for a preemptive strike - if the U.S. tolerates the possession of such weapons by rogue regimes, they will...
...content and real war. An art installation by Mark Dean uses footage shot from the cockpit of a World War II bomber. "It's asking you to think about what you're doing when playing games," says Bodman. "It's warning us to remember what we're seeing." The link between games technology and other disciplines is also explored. A local architectural practice has used software from the shoot-'em-up Quake to let clients walk around virtual buildings and check out the view from the windows. An interface that creates ripples in an on-screen vertical water surface when...
Sometime last spring the President ordered the Pentagon and the CIA to come up with a new plan to invade Iraq and topple its leader. He feared that Saddam was developing weapons of mass destruction and might link up with remnants of al-Qaeda for another attack on America. At first, the timetable called for action this fall, but then the Middle East exploded, India and Pakistan started to rumble, and Afghanistan slid toward chaos again--all of which helped push back the expected mobilization until at least early next year. And now that the U.S. economy seems...
...should know is that like every other magic potion, this one has a dark side...It means a lifetime of drug taking and possible side effects that include an increased risk of several forms of cancer. That danger was underscored last week by a report reaffirming the long-suspected link between estrogen-replacement therapy and breast cancer. Weighing such risks against the truly marvelous benefits of estrogen may be the most difficult health decision a woman can make. And there's no avoiding it. --TIME, June...
...type of portfolio we run here has to line up with Harvard’s growth objectives, its risk tolerance and its spending objectives,” Meyer said in October 1990. “I don’t think that link has been made very closely in the past...