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What makes anti-Americanism so difficult to categorize is that it merges what America does with what America is. One is a critique of actions, while the other, more deeply entrenched, is one of existence. While no analysis can ever succeed in untangling the two, I have tried to work with that very distinction in a study of European views of America from 1992 until 2002. The study focuses on areas as far from “big” politics as possible—such as the world of soccer—in which the United States has never...
...either energy-rich or brain-deficient. France is neither. And France's attempt to shape the European project in its own image is at least 50 years old. Given the continuing unwillingness of Europeans to pool their sovereignty in a true political union, France is no more likely to succeed in this effort now than it has been in the past...
Drawn particularly to Harvard’s “strong academics,” Dawson seeks to succeed both on the field and in the classroom...
...dollar, wagers Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple--or 99, to be exact. When Apple introduced its pay-per-song service last spring, many doubted the computer maker could succeed where so many had failed. But the straightforward concept and uncomplicated design of iTunes immediately hit a chord with consumers, who downloaded 1 million songs in its debut week. The service's popularity underscored Jobs' argument: free file sharing can be a pain in the neck. Once you square yourself with breaking the law, there's also the virus-ridden software, the porn links, the cumbersome downloads. "We're all about...
...dormitories will only take away from the academic experience, with students finding more time for MTV and less time for Moral Reasoning. But for some reason, the other seven of the Ancient Eight have somehow found a way to persevere through the burden of cable television, and continue to succeed academically. With the advent of new technology, the possibilities for gaining access to cable have become much stronger. And this can happen much sooner than many would think. I urge the administration to make a firm commitment to implementing cable television by fall 2004. While seemingly ambitious, this time frame...