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...topic like finding love online or a one-shot seminar like learning to test your cholesterol. But for a longer-term course on a serious subject, expect to pay $30 to $200 for a class for personal enrichment, like writing personal essays or improving your golf swing, and up to a few thousand dollars for a degree-granting class...
...debating season. "This guy is a very good debater," the governor said of his opponent Thursday. "I hope I'll be able to hold my own." Americans may well feel sympathy for anyone forced to debate against wonkish Al Gore, but that won't help Bush beat the veep. Swing voters who're not yet convinced to vote for Bush aren't worried about his affability; they want to see him lay to rest the impression that he may be a lightweight not equal to the task. Forewarning voters that he expects to struggle in debates against the vice president...
...what does all this mean for you? With the presidential race in full swing, the Fed isn't likely to make a move on rates for the rest of the year, something most investors seem to have figured out. According to a new PaineWebber survey, more than half said they do not expect an increase in the next three months. And they're betting stocks will jump more than 14% by this time next year...
...that Lance Armstrong did not receive the attention for winning a second Tour de France as a cancer survivor that Woods has got for changing his golf swing. If we compare the courage of each task, Tiger misses the green. PARKER BROWN Raleigh...
...ridiculous for TIME to feature such a meaningless person as Woods and hail him as a hero simply because he had the nerve to change his swing in one of the most pointless and boring "sports"--hitting a ball with a metal stick. So what if he is good at what he does and gets paid millions? His contribution to mankind is still zero. RALPH GALLAY Plainsboro...