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...financing for their libraries and prepare their legal defenses. Perhaps Clinton's visit will be an inspiration for Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori, who last week announced he would be stepping down. If Mori has one-tenth Clinton's compassion, he'll soon be telling Gujaratis, "I feel your pain" through an interpreter and wondering when's lunch. Look at it this way, Citizen Mori: You may have lost power, riches and reputation. But you get a turban...
...dubbed "the Bob Dylan of Vietnam" by none other than Joan Baez?became an anti-war icon. The communists were suspicious of Son, and sent him to a re-education camp for four years. "Romantic songs are my style," he told me a year ago. "Now that the pain and sadness of war are gone, young people do not really understand me." He was wrong. Tens of thousands of fans lined the street of Ho Chi Minh City to pay respects to his funeral cortege...
...pain was mostly hers. Sullivan had initially resisted going to Dell. But when it recruited her, she was enticed by the high pay, the 401(k), the stock options and the heady work environment. During the boom, she says, she once hired 600 people in five weeks. Dell hired 16,000 workers the past two years alone...
...Henley and Morissette, Barry tried to sell the Senate on compulsory licenses--giving websites the same status as radio stations, which pay royalty fees for playing music. Says Barry: "It's government intervention. It's not my first choice. But collecting licenses [in the open market] is not just painful, it's impossible." If AOL and Yahoo start feeling his pain once MusicNet and Duet kick in this summer, you may see a lot more rockers singing the Senate blues...
...that the four men share in the Harvard MBTA stop is the only scene which seems to speak directly to the Harvard elite. Unfortunately, the powerful image and sentiment conveyed by this initial scene is not supported throughout the piece. Scenes occuring in the Hong Kong and Au Bon Pain simply use these places as backdrops from which the story is told rather than integrating them into the show itself. A stronger connection between the lives and the six characters portrayed here and the negligence of the Harvard community might have reinforced the proposed goal of the opera?...