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True to Springfest tradition, Fallfest will feature music by student bands. Subject to Change will take the stage at 3:15, Invisible Downtown at 4:15 and Second Act at 5:15 p.m. Also watch for Laser Tag, fried dough and other festival staples...
...first week of post-attack trading. Not bad, considering the war hadn't yet started and the economic news was unimproved. The NASDAQ had begun to consider the possibility that blue-chip techs had an excellent chance of bouncing back before too long, and despite the "still historically overpriced" tag that hangs on that sector, perceived bargains were starting to leave the shelves...
Depend on it; these expressions of support and any that follow come with a price tag. A top-level Saudi delegation to Washington last week stressed the need to address the grievances of the Palestinians. Russia will not expect to hear a lot of moaning from Americans about its behavior in Chechnya. Pakistan will expect some economic relief for its battered economy. (And Pakistan will get it; sources tell TIME that Japan has already offered cash and loan guarantees to Islamabad.) George Bush's war will be one of strange bedfellows...
...backbone of the economy, and the key to recovery in the current slump - will be stymied for awhile. But it's also true that war often helps economies, a point 60s protesters made repeatedly. World War II, economic historians agree, helped pull America out of the Depression. The price tag of this new war - whether it's the rebuilding of lower Manhattan or renewed defense spending - could turn out to be the elusive stimulus package everyone was talking about just a week ago. It's gruesome to think, but this sickening event might actually help the economy by injecting tens...
...months after Chandra disappeared. When he is not landing these “major” interviews, King makes do with his regular Chandra Levy panel which, as far as I can tell, is made up of former lawyers and an anchorwoman from Court TV—a rag tag group of two-bit noted non-experts who have become mini-celebrities of their own through their nightly guesses as to Chandra’s whereabouts...