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...here to discuss the past. I'm here to be positive about this subject." MARK MCGWIRE, record-setting former baseball slugger, repeatedly refusing to answer questions about whether he ever used steroids, at a U.S. House committee hearing...
...Exactly a year ago, for example, I attended a meeting of some New York intellectuals and Arab ambassadors to discuss the aftermath of the war in Iraq. As we left, one ambassador remarked to another that the U.S.-inspired elections might lead to the Shi'as achieving a dream they have held since the 7th century. But having resisted Shi'ite domination for almost 14 centuries, the Sunnis are unlikely to acquiesce quickly. Sudden democratic rule in the Middle East may not necessarily enhance American interests...
...ally of the Soviet Union, India has turned into a partner of the U.S., one to which Rice said Washington now offered "a decisively broader strategic relationship." Japan, where Rice gave her keynote speech of the week, has become much more than a regional friend. Japan's leaders now discuss with Washington common global objectives from poverty relief to nuclear proliferation. As for China, Rice told journalists, "We have the best relations that we've had in some time, perhaps ever." In case anyone missed the message, she continued: "We have no problem with a strong, confident, economically powerful China...
Last spring, Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd called for the formation of the Sub-Committee on Harvard Student Organizations to discuss the growing number of groups, The sub-committee met for the first time in September...
...French and German governments. Charlie McCreevy, the Commissioner responsible for the internal market, told the European Parliament that the Services Directive in its current form "has not a snowball's chance in hell" of being approved by governments and the Parliament. E.U. heads of government are expected to discuss the issue at this week's summit in Brussels, but prospects for a quick fix are slight...