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...year, and a documentary on senior life in Cabot House, to be presented on May 1 at the Cabot House Senior Dinner. Newkirk put his own screenplays on the back burner and agreed to film both The Wiz and the documentary. The job was complicated by the budget constraints: zero dollars. “I sort of agreed to do the jobs no one else wanted to do,” says Newkirk...
...literally a once in human history moment with respect to human health,” Summers said. “We have the potential to be ground zero of the life science revolution...
...issue stands now, the Vatican supports a sort of modified zero-tolerance policy for America's 47,000 priests: call it "a couple of strikes and you're out." Priests who are found to be "notorious and guilty of the serial, predatory sexual abuse of minors" will automatically be defrocked by the local bishop. But the fate of priests who "are not notorious" (i.e. first offenders) will be left up to a local diocese. The Vatican's relatively conciliatory approach disappointed some American Catholics who feel betrayed by the Church, and it has left some American Catholic clergy feeling that...
...combined companies since their merger was announced in January 2000. Several Wall Street analysts estimate the company's cable, entertainment and publishing divisions (which include CNN, Warner Bros., Warner Music and Time Inc., the parent company of this magazine) are worth about $19 a share. That leaves AOL near zero. When it reports its first-quarter financial results next week, AOL Time Warner will take a write-down of $54 billion--the biggest such charge in U.S. history--to reflect the decline in value of the combined company. This meltdown has revived questions raised by some Time Warner division heads...
...allies, hopes of toppling Saddam Hussein and even the continuing supply of cheap oil. Some are concerned about losing hearts and minds in the Arab world at a time when the U.S. is waging war against Islamic extremism. "The street is important," says a U.S. official. "This is ground zero in the war on terrorism." Anger is directed at the U.S. and Israel in equal measure. In Jidda, a prominent Saudi businessman with close U.S. ties dashed off a letter to President Bush, saying he feared Washington "will lose the support of all your friends in the Middle East...