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...some accounting. Products such as cars, refrigerators and new television sets are out of our reach - we are only hoping that our old ones will last 10 more years. We go to a restaurant once in three months, and this year we have decided to do without a summer holiday in nearby Corsica. We just can't afford it anymore. And compared with one-income families, we are quite well off. Is it so difficult to understand that the tremendous price increase of everyday items along with a yearlong stagnation in payrolls leads to empty wallets? Bettina Klein, PISA, ITALY...
...unsuccessful) bid to secure the socialist party's nomination as its presidential candidate, Dominique Strauss-Kahn released this re-make of a 2006 summer hit. In a pretty danceable chorus, the former Finance Minister lays down his socialist credentials ("to the left, to the left...
...parent organization has an image problem: Every time they have to step in to defend abortion rights, it reinforces the impression that that is their main mission. This makes them an easier political target, since overwhelming majorities of Americans favor access to contraception: a Wall Street Journal poll last summer found that 81% of Catholics and 75% of born-again Christians favored providing access to birth control as a way to reduce the need for abortion...
...have a new president, and the year 1953 is on few people’s minds. But Harvard is no farther from the center of America’s attention than it was then. When Drew G. Faust takes the corner office in Massachusetts Hall this summer, we imagine our new president will waste no time in championing a cause. And in the twenty-first century, that cause must be environmental sustainability...
...week after Hyman’s announcement, however, Vice President for Alumni Relations and Development Donella M. Rapier said she will step down this summer and suggested that Faust had asked her to resign...