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...fact that Larry Summers’ signature is on everything from the dollar bill to our (hopefully) upcoming college diplomas. Accuracy isn’t as strong as from the baseline, but can still be deadly. Still, the net isn’t Summers’ strongest area, and it’s a rare instance when he will aggressively poach a shot heading into the opposite court...
...problems with “intelligent design.” Nevertheless, his sympathetic discussion of it opened the pages of the magazine to its rabid proponents. In his willingness to take issue with “intelligent design,” he played right into the hands of its strongest supporters...
...pretty disappointed in finishing my career with such poor performances,” Shevchik said. “I’m very proud to have been part of the team that responded so well to losing Easterns last year and defeated what was probably the strongest team that Princeton has ever...
...rarest occasions--the first Gulf War; Afghanistan--there may even be enough consensus for a resolution supporting the use of force. Ultimately, the U.N. may be the place to litigate global problems like environmental depredation and AIDS. But don't hold your breath. For now, the strongest argument for the U.N.'s continued existence is that it can do the things Americans don't like to do. The division of labor is obvious; indeed, it was a staple of George W. Bush's 2000 presidential campaign--Americans, he said, should be peacemakers, not peacekeepers...
Many stations can afford to pay higher fees for NPR's programs these days because they have a broader base of listeners to tap. New York City's WNYC just completed its strongest winter fund-raising drive, reaping $1.2 million, and in the past six years its budget has increased nearly threefold, to $24 million. "We get very little government support," says WNYC president Laura Walker, 45, "but our listeners come through...