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...spend time with your children, the time can go unnoticed, or if you leave work at noon to visit your father in a nursing home, pick up your kids and then write a report from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at home, you don't punch the time clock enough, so to speak...
...negotiators from the U.S. and Japan stepped in to try to forge an agreement in Geneva. U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor and Japanese Trade Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto began a series of what they vow will be round the clock meetings as they try to reach a trade agreementbefore Wednesday, when U.S. sanctions are due to take effect.No progress has yet been reported as the U.S. remains firm in its demand that Japan open its auto markets to American businesses. The Japanese still say their markets are open and that U.S. demands amount to little more than quotas. Any compromise will...
...came along, was a multidimensional festival that both took over a city and took advantage of its architecture and history. During the Menotti era, Spoleto USA benefited and suffered from his increasingly conservative and capricious tastes. There were some noteworthy premieres, such as Arthur Miller's play The American Clock, Martha Clarke's dance Miracolo d'Amore and the Philip Glass-Allen Ginsberg opera Hydrogen Jukebox. But the constant wrangling between Menotti and the festival board-frequently over works the director found objectionable-diminished both Menotti and the festival. As a result, Spoleto USA has never enjoyed the stature...
...five o'clock meeting is almost animpossibility for me," Mandryk says. "I've beentold that there are departments where this happenson a regular basis...
...Crimson also pulled out a pair of fantastic finishes, both involving freshman Keren Gudeman. At Princeton, the rookie scored the game-winner with just over one minute left on the clock. One week later she deftly dribbled up Ohiri Field and sent a perfect centering pass to junior Sara Noonan, who deposited the ball past the Dartmouth goalie with exactly 60 ticks left for the game-winner against the then-No. 11 Big Green...