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...really nothing to worry about. For one thing, the mood did not last long. Within hours after Milosevic's body was unloaded from the plane, Serbia started slipping back to normality. On the evening of the body's arrival, the U.S. artist Lou Reed sang in Belgrade to a delighted audience, and he attracted a much bigger crowd then Milosevic's coffin, on display in a museum. By the next day, the heavy snow that had been falling for most of the week had melted away, and the sky cleared?in Belgrade, spring has finally arrived...
...acting in the interest of our safety and the health of the entire community. But it rubbed me the wrong way. ” she says. “I think there should be good camaraderie between students and police officers.”—Staff writer Reed B. Rayman can be reached at rrayman@fas.harvard.edu...
...could be prevented if smokers smoked farther from the building. “The lesson from this is that you need to make sure that you’re away from the house when you’re smoking,” he said. —Staff writer Reed B. Rayman can be reached at rrayman@fas.harvard.edu
...designers like Reed Krakoff of Coach, where handbags make up almost 65% of the business and a single style can bring in more than $40 million in global retail sales a year. For Krakoff there is an intricate system that produces every handbag, and it involves getting three things right: price, fashion and fabrication. "If we create a handbag that everyone wants and then they also say, 'Great price,' then we've hit on something," says Krakoff, whose office is decorated with inspiration boards that include photos of a Noguchi sculpture, a Marc Newson sketch and a swatch of gray...
According to Senator Reed, Pentagon officials should also expect questions on the Hill about what is not being spent. Case in point: the Marine Corps, traditionally the most frugal of the services, has borne the brunt of the burden of fighting in Iraq, yet has seen billions pared from its funding. The Marines' new special-ops unit--a pet project of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's--wanted $65 million for such equipment as sophisticated nightscopes and computer-mapping systems, but the Administration refused the request. The Marines are still flying around Iraq in Vietnam-era helicopters--yet $1 billion...