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...year Treasury bonds fell below 6%. Other economic news was mixed: payroll jobs, a key measure of economic health, fell in August, even as unemployment dipped from 6.8% to 6.7%, and the index of leading economic indicators fell. At the same time, new data on the country's output suggest that the recession during the Bush Administration was not as severe as previously reckoned...
...Line, too, has been producing only a few movies a year, and its library is not big. Even if both companies begin expensively cranking up their output (as Castle Rock intends), Turner's entertainment-progr amming maw would barely register the impact. Turner is getting New Line's distribution system, but as Castle Rock's spokesman says dismissively of his corporate sibling-to- be, they put out mainly "B-type product. They're second tier...
...sculpture by Jean Dubuffet, now at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, is not exactly a retrospective. It covers only 20 years of the artist's working life, from 1943 to 1963. And the 100 or so works in it represent only about 1% of his enormous output. But Dubuffet was so visually loquacious that a full retrospective would be indigestible -- he repeated himself endlessly, especially in his later years. And by the same token, most of his best work was done in those first two decades, before he got down to filling the world's collections with...
...Without the barriers," says a senior Administration official, the U.S. take "would be significantly higher." Still, the repeatedly cited trade deficit that's creeping past $100 billion is just for manufactured goods -- cars, stuffed animals, nonferrous metals. In the services category, which includes all show-business output, the U.S. is running a $50 billion worldwide trade surplus. Hooray for Hollywood? Sure, except that nearly all our current hit movies -- Jurassic Park, Sleepless in Seattle, In the Line of Fire -- were released by studios that happen to be owned by the Japanese...
...Peter S. Zuromskis '66 of University Health Services said yesterday that no one has been treated in the past few days for heat exhaustion, heat stroke, or dehydration, precautions are still wise. Zuromskis, director of the urgent care clinic, said people should "increase fluid intake and minimize fluid output." This means avoid strenuous outdoor exercise in the middle of the day, and drink lots of liquids. "Stay in places where it's cool," Zuromskis recommends. Three things to avoid, he says, are alcohol, salt tablets and jumping in the Charles River, all of which can just make you feel worse...