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...bond investors. Because the government - backed program could help the banks free up sorely needed capital, German politicians hope the plan will spur lending to small - and medium - sized German businesses, which have been hit hard by the recent downturn. THE BOTTOM LINE A difficult quarter, aggravated by late Easter PETER BRABECK, chief executive of Swiss consumer - foods giant Nestlé, blaming a tardy Easter Bunny as one of the reasons for the company's 7.5% fall in first - quarter sales
...swift Anglo-American victory in Iraq gives it little alternative. Chirac's phone call on Tuesday to Bush - their first conversation since Feb. 7, characterized as "positive" by the Elysée and as "business-like" by the White House - was a station of the cross on that pre-Easter walk to resurrection. "We are keen to avoid further friction," says a senior French Foreign Ministry official. The watchword in Paris seems to have changed from principle to pragmatism. The first fences to mend are those with some of France's European Union partners. In Athens last week, E.U. leaders...
...PASSION ACCORDING TO ST. JOHN. The Harvard University Choir and The Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra will perform Bach’s “The Passion According to St. John.” Bach’s rendering of Jesus’ final days and subsequent Easter Resurrection is a vivid and dramatic account of the well-known Gospel. Featured solists will include Thomas Gregg, Richard Benefield, Shannon Larkin, Suzanne Ehly and Donald Wiklinson. The evening will also include a brief address by the highly regarded Reverend Gomes. Free.Friday, April 18 at 8 p.m. The Memorial Church...
...Catholic now. I have made my first Confession. This Easter Sunday, the traditional time for receiving new members into the church, I will make my first communion. And all this because God blessed me with Catholic friends at Harvard...
...view “make a great leader.” Perhaps so, but not of a group which is committed to the proclamation of the resurrection of its leader and namesake, Jesus Christ—no small point in the week in which Christians celebrate Easter as the defining moment of their faith...