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Looking ahead, Knowles said that he wants to leave the Faculty of Arts and Sciences "a steadier ship than I found it, of even higher quality...
...hijacking comes at a curious time: Flights to Bosnian-held Sarajevo have been frequently interrupted, but the flow of aid has been steadier of late. This week has also seen an abrupt reversal in the conflict as Bosnian Muslims have made significant military gains.Post your opinion on theInternationalbulletin board...
...economy continues to grow, but at a slower, steadier pace, according to the Index of Leading Economic Indicators. The index rose 0.2 percent in June. Other signs of growth: factory orders were up for the fourth straight month, reaching 0.8 percent in June . . . Dow Jones industrial average down 3.56 points, closing at 3792.58 . . . N.Y.S.E.'s composite index rose 0.43 to 254.58 . . . NASDAQ stock-market composite index lost 0.55 to 724.25 . . . American Stock Exchange gained 0.85 to 440.59 . . . Gold lost $1.10 to $377.30 on the Commodity Exchange in New York . . . The 30-year Treasury bond closed with a yield...
...atmosphere in some parts of the country and on Capitol Hill has been near panic. I've done everything I could to stem that attitude. We are really the victims in many ways of instant communications, instant polling. That has a purpose, but we need to be steadier, and have a longer view of American interests. That more than anything has kept me awake...
...billion over the past three years, the Big Three U.S. auto manufacturers have each begun to show signs of a rebound. Following a dazzling string of showroom hits that increased sales this year by 25%, Chrysler reported first-quarter earnings of $530 million. Ford's gains have been steadier, but it still managed to double analysts' predictions with net earnings of $572 million. Even General Motors turned a financial corner with quarterly profits of $513 million. Still, all three companies tempered their reports with downbeat expressions of caution. Ford's chairman, Harold A. Poling, complained of "weak economies, intense competition...