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...wine cellar the business of the restaurant’s staff, not its customers?—and senior staff, including co-owner Mary-Catherine Deibel, work the room throughout dinner to check on your progress and satisfaction. Clearly, they are anxious to impress and, they largely succeed. To that end, there are two different range dining options: a more informal lunch and dinner service in the second floor Monday Club Bar and a high-end dinner service Monday to Saturday in the Soiree Room, for which one must climb two flights of stairs. Neither is ideal for the student...
...Some analysts are skeptical that the Saudi plan can succeed in ousting Saddam, yet Saud said he found understanding for the principles behind it among the leaders of the U.S., France and Britain. "We are all in agreement on several things," he said. "One, that the U.N. should be the body entrusted with the issue. Second, we are all fearful of the consequences of military action that does not take into view the security, territorial integrity and civil order of Iraq. It is not only the French, but the British and the Americans who also accept these elements as being...
...admit it or not, ethnicity and skin color have played roles in paving or blocking the road to success for millions of people. White skin has been that 20-point advantage for centuries. All of this is not to say that it is impossible for people of color to succeed, because it is. But let’s be real: success is more possible in America when you are white...
...Wall Street Journal reported last week that Mankiw is a leading candidate to succeed R. Glenn Hubbard, the current chair of the White House’s Council of Economic Advisers, who is reportedly planning to step down in the spring and return to Columbia University
Mankiw’s colleagues agree that he is qualified to succeed Hubbard, but some question whether he is well-suited to work in the Bush administration...