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...collaboration would produce another seven-episode series with an accompanying book, which would "explore Africa in greater depth and reflect the varied cultures and civilizations" of the continent, Shearman said...
...extreme answers reflect a failure to think carefully about what's at stake," he said...
...every television watcher. Usually taken for granted as a time to run to the refrigerator or dash off to the bathroom without missing a precious minute of the game or the show, commercials have generally been regarded as a necessary annoyance. Still, these inevitable breaks in television programming undeniably reflect the culture of the times and, for some, are even held up as art. Selecting from more than 4,210 commercials from 16 countries, the Cannes International Film Festival in 1996 recognized 98 ads as being the world's best. Together, they form a 72-minute look at the similarities...
...transfers all of its undergraduate tuition to Harvard, these figures clearly show that Radcliffe is providing robust financial support to undergraduates. In addition, Radcliffe provides students with academic resources in its research and policy centers and valuable connections with a continuing stream of talented scholars and alumanae. These contributions reflect the College's unwavering commitment to its students. --Nancy J. Dunn Financial Vice President and Treasurer, Radcliffe College
...years since being elected to fill Al Gore's vacant Senate seat, Thompson's star has risen quickly. He sees himself as a "citizen Senator" and has tremendous populist appeal, both because of his acting background and because his legislative priorities reflect such sensibility: term limits, campaign-finance and juvenile-court reforms, and biannual budgets for Congress. With this style, Thompson is one Senate incumbent who can run as an outsider...