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...million deal with Madonna. Likewise, U.S. rock group Korn now carves up its nonmusic income with EMI; Interscope Records, a U.S. label owned by Universal Music, even gets a cut from a Las Vegas nightclub endorsed by the Pussycat Dolls. The appeal for artists? Labels can pledge greater, longer-term support - and big, upfront payments in many cases - if, in return, they get a stake in almost everything their musicians sell...
...first time, there was overt negativity in the race, and it came from someone who wasn't even running! Hillary would have been better off standing on her own. She could have taken the high road, but Bill's words and actions pushed her off it. Unfortunately, I no longer feel the same toward the former President, and I'm sure I'm not alone. Erin Borry, NEWARK...
...returned to work. The University paid McGahey disability benefits for two years. McGahey’s attorney, Paul M. Stein, said that after two years of being disabled, the University’s definition of what constitutes this status changes, and that the University now contends that McGahey no longer fits this category. “The Harvard interpretation of that change in the definition will be at the heart of this lawsuit,” Stein said. “Under our interpretation she remains qualified for benefits. Under Harvard’s she loses benefits...
...housing. The announcement was met with a flurry of responses from confused and angry residents.While rising seniors will continue to be first in the housing lottery that is scheduled to occur after spring break, suites will no longer have an extra room in addition to a single for each resident.Instead, rising seniors will only be able to pick suites with a number of rooms that is equal to the number of residents lotterying as a group—the same set-up they had as juniors this year.“I’m really just mad about...
...Still, both sides may have an incentive to find a bridge over the gulf that separates them. In the short term, Beijing sees the Olympics as its symbolic entry onto the world stage, and is wary of any developments that could mar its triumph. In the longer term, Beijing needs to contain and manage those centrifugal forces that threaten to break off any part of China. Those concerns, as well as an overall desire to maintain social stability as growing inflation raises the specter of economic turbulence, weigh heavily against the Chinese leadership opting for the sort of brutal crackdown...