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...mosque. TIME senior correspondent Michael Weisskopf glances up at the mosque's clock tower, damaged by U.S. tank shells during a fierce battle in April. As he does, he hears a clunk and sees that an oval-shaped object has landed on the seat beside him. For a split second he thinks it's a rock, then he realizes it isn't. He reaches to throw it out. Suddenly there is a flash. The object explodes in Weisskopf's hand...
...time, no one knew for sure how steady, or if Boe and freshman Emily Vitt would split time in goal...
Student opinion is split over the idea of having exams before break. In a poll of 363 undergraduates conducted by The Crimson last week, 45 percent said finals should be given before the holidays, while 40 percent said that exams should not be moved...
...aims to raise $7.9 million. In theory, investors will be able to trade shares over the counter, but the market is untested, to say the least. If the film is a smash--the vast majority of films are not--investors get back their initial investment and then split profits with the filmmakers. Even the prospectus says not to count on a happy ending: "You should purchase shares only if you can afford a complete loss." Says Civilian Capital founder Barry Poltermann: "This is a real investment. But due diligence can be fun. You can watch Ethan Hawke movies...
...radio stations and three newspapers, will manage next year's launch of a 24-hr. news network and a movie channel. But they must survive a marketplace that has been flooded with local and foreign stations since the fall of communism. Romania's 3.3 million cable subscribers are split among 260 cable companies, according to the Romanian Cable Communication Association. That can't last long, says Radu Petric, the group's president: "I foresee a struggle for survival in the coming years...