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Later, outside the bar, a guy in a University of Pennsylvania t-shirt was shouting. “Harvard?” he asked, emitting an astonished stream of “holy shit!”s. “What are you doing here? You must be the only Harvard kids to walk down this street in—well, don’t tell anyone—holy shit!—don’t tell anyone about the Harvard thing. What are you doing here...
...news can often seem a constant stream of bad tidings?wars, tsunamis, hurricanes?but every year TIME Asia gets to do something that reaffirms our faith in the goodness of people, and in the world as a wondrous place. In our annual Asia's Heroes issues, we spotlight ordinary people doing extraordinary things?inspirations to us all. Next week we publish our latest list. First, though, we catch up with a few of the chosen from last year...
...There’s another stream of thought in African-American religious communities that suggests that material things do not matter at all and that black people, having a history of deprivation, have been taught that the absence of ‘things’ should not influence your happiness at all,” Best said...
...best station I made was centered around a cool folk singer named Greg Brown. I love the guy's work, but he doesn't have a monopoly on gravelly harmonies and ramblin' acoustic guitar. I knew that going in, and was happy to get a stream of his fellow folksters, including some exceptional unknowns, as well as giants like Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens...
...motor-mouthed Cullen hints at Key's hidden agenda to cut public services and reprise the scorched-earth policies of former financial warriors Roger Douglas and Ruth Richardson; he scoffs when Key claims his tax plan will stop the 600 Kiwis a week heading for "Aussie." Cullen pulls a stream of numbers out of his head to build a picture of stability, progress and the job ahead. Earlier in the day, Cullen outlines a difficult global outlook for the tiny nation, with no room for policy adventures; economic reform is by rights now incremental. Cutting spending on services is very...