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...Matters won't get any easier. Economists worry that Hatoyama's social-welfare programs will only increase the government debt ratio, which is already more than twice that of the U.S. His reforms are also likely to face stiff resistance from the still powerful elements of the establishment, especially the government bureaucracy, which won't readily surrender its influence. Just like so many other Japanese politicians, Hatoyama has already been tarred by an alleged scandal, this one concerning campaign finance. (Hatoyama has publicly apologized for the scandal, though he has said he had no knowledge of any wrongdoing.) His Cabinet...
...fashion that is half right in saying that aid is not the answer to Africa's plight. Where it is wrong is that aid - especially focused on the killer diseases, like HIV/AIDS or malaria - saves lives and has a real impact. Where it is right, is that aid alone won't relieve Africa's poverty and underdevelopment. But good governance, the rule of law and a climate that welcomes solid private-sector investment can and will...
...second varsity won in a time of 5:53.59 to Princeton’s 5:55.13. Harvard’s third varsity finished in 5:54.42, four seconds ahead of the Tigers’ time of 5:58.68 and just over 15 seconds ahead of the fourth varsity’s time...
Harvard continued on its course, the hull structurally unaffected by the blow. The varsity won the Compton Cup in a time of 5:53.01. The Engineers followed in 6:19.08, and the Tigers did not finish...
...Crimson novice crews continued to dominate their opposition this weekend. The first novice boat won by just over 11 seconds with a time of 5:56.0. In the second novice eight race, Harvard secured the largest margin of victory on the day, finishing 14.3 seconds ahead of the Big Green, in a time...