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...political gap between China and Japan is getting wider. The developing economic power of China is viewed as a threat by Japan. Some of the young people quoted in your report believe that Japan has apologized enough to other countries for the suffering it inflicted during World War II. As a Japanese art student said, "The war is over. It has nothing to do with me." And yet, for the Japanese Prime Minister to regularly visit Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine, where many notorious war criminals are honored, is equivalent to a German Chancellor's paying homage at a memorial...
...priority for President Bush's second term should not be Iraq but the global war on terrorism. Any successful war on terrorism must start, however, with finding a peaceful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is at the epicenter of the wider war. Because of the consequences of America's biased support of Israel, the U.S. faces strong and increasing anti-American sentiment among Muslims. The U.S. needs to change the perception that the war on terrorism is a war on Islam. The U.S. needs to be a neutral arbitrator that tolerates, supports and loves Israelis and Palestinians equally...
...spreads had sex, but they didn't have lust. They didn't have women wearing saddles or wrestling with men or reconnoitering one another, as they do while sharing a light in the 1979 photo at right. Newton's cunning pictures brought the tropes of European decadence into the wider world. Nothing has been quite the same since...
...asked professors how they go about teaching the creative process, and students what they glean from this instruction. Their sentiments demonstrate a shared exuberance and powerful sense of freedom that ought to be a source of inspiration for the wider Harvard community...
...endeavor appears to be a success; the novel has been getting positive reviews from most quarters and has been getting his views on soft power a wider audience. In his tackling of a new genre after an already successful career, Nye has upset another aphorism: perhaps an old dog can learn new tricks after...