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...Gitlin—who will return to Harvard at 6 p.m. Monday to speak in the Holyoke Center—says those “nightmare visions” of nuclear annihilation may soon recur...
...Bush’s inner circle, marginalized by his moderate and multilateral views and by a lack of personal rapport with Bush. He’s most alienated from Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, whose calls for an expansion of the war—especially against Iraq—recur throughout Woodward’s narrative. Bush navigates a middle way between these two advisers, working both for an international coalition and for the termination of states that sponsor terrorism...
...hunt among fallen angels in the $2 range. Such stocks often end up in the zero range (see box, next page). Another mistake is to focus on companies that fell the most from their highs. In many cases the old high had no basis in reality and won't recur in your lifetime. The handiest measure of a stock's value is its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio--price per share divided by earnings per share--compared with that of other companies in its industry and with the market and historical averages. But there are other useful calibrations. Here...
...darkest times of the composer’s life. He had finally realized that his hearing was failing and that his health would never be restored. It is a joyful symphony, rendered in equally high spirits by the BSO. The connection between personal misery and musical delight would recur several times throughout the rest of Beethoven’s life. It was necessary, after an intense musical evening, to end on a somewhat lighter note; the orchestra provided this perfectly. The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s graceful rendition of the familiar melodies and brought the diversely beautiful program...
...luminous black-and-white images are both crisply detailed and ambiguous, allowing Wagner to call attention to the leitmotifs of form that recur throughout nature: "The sharks' teeth are like pearls," says Anne Wilkes Tucker, curator of photography at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts. "The scallions look like some intricate body part...