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CAIRO: Lax security may have contributed to the high death toll in Monday?s massacre of 60 tourists at Luxor, according to TIME Cairo correspondent Armany Radwan...
...others can only take it in limited doses. Harvard Square isn't exactly the Big Bad Apple, but constantly fighting crowds, dodging murderous Boston drivers and listening to angry panhandlers take their wrath out on you when you don't buy into their scams can begin to take a toll on you, especially if you're not a city person...
Students can call the following toll free number: 1-800-729-8269, respond to pre-recorded questions with a touchtone telephone key pad and get an assessment of their symptoms. Referral resources are also listed should they need follow-up assistance. This screening service is available to Harvard students through December 31, 1997. The UHS Mental Health Service at 495-2042 also provides confidential counseling and treatment services for a variety of emotional needs or problems, at either the Holyoke Center or the Business School, Law School and Medical School Area Health Services. The Bureau of Study Counsel...
...number, his office fax number, his home and office numbers in Hong Kong, his fax numbers in both places, a 1-800 number for his voice mail, his mobile number, his mother's fax number, his office's fax number in London, his E-mail address--and the toll-free number for calling his voice mail from Japan. Since that happy day, Tokyo numbers have expanded to eight digits, Hong Kong numbers have acquired an extra 2, and the city code for central London has actually tripled in size, gaining first a 7 and then...
...bankers' war, with its attack articles and smears in various financier-controlled media, has taken its toll. It has deepened the impression, widespread in the West, that Yeltsin's Russia is in danger of becoming what U.S. researchers recently called a "criminal-syndicalist state" controlled by an alliance of corrupt politicians, businessmen and crime bosses. It has shattered the credibility of the media, which for a few brief years following the collapse of the Soviet Union had a reputation for independence and integrity. And it has damaged the standing of the young reformers, Chubais and Nemtsov. Alexander Oslon, who polls...