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When Nye last led the course in the fall of 1992, he received an unusually high CUE guide rating of 4.7 out of 5, and enrollment peaked at 595.
The wholesale leap into revolving credit is a gutsy move for American Express, whose recent ads have featured Jerry Seinfeld musing adenoidally about what the company has referred to in less lighthearted moments as the "evils of debt trap." AmEx's own maiden voyage into revolving credit -- with the launch...
In Washington the Clinton Administration has been of two minds about the Fed's actions. While White House officials see no threat of renewed inflation, they would be glad if the Fed's moves kept the economy from growing so rapidly that it peaked before the 1996 election. At the...
An epidemic of cynicism passing for wit has overtaken fashion as designers work harder at being funny than at crafting beautiful clothes. There has always been a theatrical side to fashion, a love of the extreme. But lately the over-the-top gesture is usurping the real thing. A decent...
Worldwide, says the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, 13 of 17 major ocean fisheries are in trouble. The annual marine-fish catch, having peaked at 86 million metric tons in 1989, dipped to 82.5 million tons by 1992. That's why representatives of 100 nations are now assembled at...