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...prolific: Since joining her colleagues in the Senate, Clinton has authored no fewer than 12 bills, 13 amendments and one resolution. That?s more than any other freshman Senator, and, perhaps more importantly, it?s reflective of more bipartisan dealmaking than most observers expected of a woman with little formal legislative experience. "You?re starting to see her co-authoring bills with Republican senators," says Waller. That kind of cooperation, he says, is indicative of a new role for Hillary: "People are starting to treat her like one of the boys." And if that treatment means fitting...
...JULY 18 NOON Two days after the summit, commentators concur Musharraf has emerged as the best spin master. But the meeting ended without tangible accomplishments. From the start, there was no formal agenda; the two sides weren't even able to decide how to describe the 54-year-old Kashmir imbroglio. (Pakistan wanted to call it a "dispute"; India insisted on the more watery "issue.") As television commentators haggle over semantic scraps and militants vow to step up their jihad, mourning continues in Kashmir?and not only for the recent dead. A few hundred people gather to lay a foundation...
...someone who put you to the challenge—he was there to engage you and criticize in the academic and formal setting, but out of class give you all the support you needed,” Chu said...
...Peace talks between the government and mainstream ethnic-Albanian parties that had participated in government are to resume Friday. There are no direct talks between the government and the rebels, although representatives of NATO countries have served as go-between and brokered cease-fires. But while at the formal diplomatic level the conversation is about creating a more multicultural constitution, events on the ground are pointing in the opposite direction. The idea that hard-eyed men who have faced each other over Kalashnikovs will put all this nastiness behind them as soon as the constitution is revised is growing more...
Former provost Harvey V. Fineberg ’67 describes how at the end of the day, Rudenstine would often stop by to chat informally, outside of their myriad formal meetings...