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...creating more disposable income than they are," Snow said last month. "We need Europe to be more of an engine of growth, and we need Japan to be more of an engine of growth." But TIME's experts aren't convinced. They expect Bush will have to pare spending regardless of how strong the economy grows. Already there are signs that momentum may be slowing: the estimated 3.1% annualized growth rate posted in the U.S. in the fourth quarter is the weakest in two years. Naím even predicts a battle in Washington between fiscal conservatives, who advocate a hands...
...Regardless of whether politicians and rock stars succeed in keeping Africa's problems at the top of the world's agenda, 2005 is sure to be - in London, at least - Africa's year. Led by the Hayward Gallery's exhibition "Africa Remix," the city is hosting "Africa 05," a yearlong series of events celebrating art and culture from across the continent. Running until April 16, "Africa Remix" is as colorful, diverse and dynamic as Africa itself. The largest show of contemporary African artists ever seen in Europe, it features paintings, sculptures, installations, drawings, photography, film and video by some...
...thanks to a game in hand over the Raiders—tonight’s contest versus Brown—the Crimson could claim second with wins in each of its final three games regardless of Colgate’s results, and in so doing improve its standing with the NCAA tournament selection committee, since each of its remaining opponents qualifies as a “team under consideration...
...this logic has so far failed to convince the courts, which have found that a 1972 Supreme Court decision requires reporters to put subpoenas above sources. "There is no First Amendment privilege protecting journalists from appearing before a grand jury ... regardless of any confidence promised by the reporter to any source," the appeals court ruled last week. "The Highest Court has spoken and never revisited the question." Soon, it may get a second chance...
...survey suggested that most students complete only 43 percent of their assigned reading—regardless of the length of their reading list. However, citing Social Studies 10 as an example, he explained that this number almost doubles when students understand the rationale behind the syllabus...