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...according to HSA Storage Manager Ed W. Naim ’04, students had suggested HSA-sponsored storage in the past...
...West Bank. Israeli officials say the group was behind a cross-border raid into northern Israel that killed six Israelis last month. On Saturday Hizballah launched a new attack on Israeli soldiers guarding the country's northern border. In an interview with TIME, Hizballah's deputy secretary, General Naim Qassem, said, "It is our duty to be by [the Palestinians'] side and offer them all types of support...
...developing nations of Asia and Latin America, which depend on foreign capital, there is apprehension about how President Bush would respond to any of the financial crises that are bubbling just below the surface of those regions. Moises Naim, editor of the monthly Foreign Policy and a former Venezuelan Trade and Industry Minister, joked that the attitude in Davos was best summed up by someone who didn't come. "Fidel Castro said he just hoped Bush would not turn out to be as stupid as he seems," said Naim. In addition to Bush's mandate problems, a sharply divided...
...picture of how volatility translates into vulnerability than Latin America. In 1999 it was nature that buffeted the region--El Nino, the effects of 1998's hurricanes Georges and Mitch, the floods of coastal Venezuela--but a collapse on Wall Street could have a no less devastating effect. Moises Naim, editor of the journal Foreign Policy, based in Washington, noted that 1999 set a series of dismal records for Latin America: the highest unemployment rates ever recorded, the highest fiscal deficits in a decade, a near unprecedented collapse of foreign investment and trade. By necessity, said Naim ruefully, "Latin Americans...
...that, Naim saw growth possibilities of 2% to 3% in the region. U.S. trade and foreign investment have made Mexico a comparative bright spot, and Brazil has begun to recover from a slump. But the improving prospects depend on continuing prosperity outside the region. "It is wrong that a stock-market crash in the U.S. could benefit emerging markets," said Naim. "When there is a correction, money flows out of the American stock market into bonds--not to emerging markets...