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Charting the possible scenarios for trouble has become a growth industry. The Great Depression of 1990, an offbeat work by the heretofore little-known economist Ravi Batra of Southern Methodist University, has perched on the New York Times best-seller list for twelve weeks and has sold more than 300,000 copies. Competing doomsday books bear such titles as Blood in the Streets (a how-to manual for crisis investing), The Panic of '89 (a fictional thriller about global financial follies) and The National Debt (an indictment of America's borrowing habits...
Harvard's Roger Berry fought off a rally from Amin Khoury to capture the B-flight singles, 6-2, 6-7, 6-3 at the Harvard-hosted New England Championships held over the weekend at Beren Courts. And freshman Ravi Krishna Kumar recorded a 6-3, 7-6 victory over teammate John Stinebaugh in the D division singles finals...
...team graduated four members from the 9-10 campaign of a year ago, but the squad is looking to bolster its chances with a strong JV squad and two freshman prospects: Jonhathan Cardi of Morgantown, W. Va., and Ravi Krishina Kumar of India...
Every boom spawns its prophets of doom, and the current bull market is no exception. Right now the most visible naysayer is a previously little-known economics professor named Ravi Batra. His eye-catching book, The Great Depression of 1990, has jumped to No. 4 in its sixth week on the New York Times' nonfiction best-seller list. At $17.95 a copy, it has been snapped up by some 175,000 buyers who are either curious or concerned -- or both -- about just how high the current boom can go before it turns to bust...
Festival of India Celebration: Symphony Hall, Ravi Shankar, sitar, and Alla Rakha, tabia, Friday...