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...different kind of tea party from the one held 200 years ago in Boston Harbor, but hundreds gathered at subway stations from Ashmont to Alewife yesterday to celebrate 80 years of Red Line T service from Boston to Cambridge...
...weeks with repeated -- and justified -- warnings that neither George Bush nor Bill Clinton is grappling with the nation's fundamental fiscal problems. But Perot is driven by two other forces: he is anxious to rehabilitate the reputation he tarnished by quitting the race in | July. And he seems to harbor a profound dislike of Bush...
...unlikely nationalist leader. A Paris-educated Ph.D. in linguistics, he explains, "I opted for nonviolence because there has been too much violence in the Balkans. But since the war in Slovenia and Bosnia, Serbian ideology is one of brute force. Nonviolence may become absurd in these circumstances." The Kosovars harbor the dangerous conviction that the U.S. and Europe will help them win independence from Serbia -- the same conviction once held by moderates in Bosnia. But because Kosovo has never been an independent republic and is technically part of Serbia, Western governments will have even more difficulty mustering a case...
...clan militias and trigger-happy bandits, the first armed U.N. forces arrived in Somalia to guard relief shipments. U.S. planes flew in 60 troops, the advance team from a 500-man Pakistani battalion expected to arrive this week. Their initial assignment will be to secure the airport and harbor of Mogadishu, the capital, so food supplies can flow safely...
...that this is the end of American civilization as we know it. It is difficult for Harvard undergraduates to tell whether America is collapsing or not because we can only study what our country was like 50 years ago. But despite our lack of historical reference, most of us harbor the nagging feeling that something is awry...