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...they were ostracized for joining the right wing. Their resentment still boils within Sharon, as does their determination. "My parents never surrendered," he says. Neither will he. Barak's chief political negotiator, Communications Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, talked to Sharon each day last week and thinks he can still make a deal. "I'm very happy with what I heard," he says. Sharon was just happy to hear the talking at all. It's the music of a man marching closer to power every day. For the old soldier, halting the march is never an option...
...rally may yet come. As noted, the bulls can make a case, one largely hinged on lower interest rates. But for now, rates are steady, and the bears are in control. Long-term investors may want to start building positions. Don't be surprised, though, if tech bellwethers sink more before a sustained recovery. That's especially true of those with rich valuations like Cisco and fiber-optics darlings Corning and JDS Uniphase...
Does that make sense? Not on the face of it. But some investors evidently took a second look at what they owned and found a slew of tech stocks that have been sinking since last spring. Worse, even at these new lows the stocks remain priced for perfection in an environment rapidly turning anything...
...TIME he's been a writer in the Nation section, our press critic and editor of the World section. As deputy managing editor, he has spearheaded a number of special projects, including this year's provocative Visions special editions. As Walter says, "Jim has a wonderful feel for making great magazines and relishing smart reporting." His superb abilities as an editor and his unerring instincts in keeping your interests foremost make him the perfect choice to lead TIME...
...models were born, has announced he will film the last original episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood next month. For close to 1,000 episodes (three times as many as M*A*S*H), he invited children to explore the depths of their psyches as well as the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, introducing them to the inimitable Prince Tuesday and Henrietta Pussycat and reminding them that some of us are fancy on the outside, some on the inside. Rogers says he isn't retiring; he plans to work on museum and website projects. And of course, with so many episodes...