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...State of the Union address, he can finally claim that he is fulfilling the promise of his 2000 presidential campaign to be a uniter and not a divider. With his proposal to increase the number of U.S. troops in Iraq, Bush is indeed bringing Democrats and Republicans together. The problem for him is that the bipartisan front they are forming is against him. It has the potential to lead to the most serious foreign policy confrontation between a President and Congress since the Vietnam...
Jean-Philippe Cotis, chief economist at the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, says the critical question is whether the U.S.'s housing woes are an isolated problem or a signal that the entire U.S. economy is overextended. "For the moment it looks like there is only marginal overheating," he says...
...impending arrival on campus. Emily H. Lamont ’09 said she did not harbor any concerns about having her father right around the corner. “He’s not usually protective, so I don’t think it’ll be a problem,” she said. “I think it’ll be great to have him around.” Healey had previously told reporters that she would be taking a post next fall at Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership, which—like...
...Technology and biology really need to be working more shoulder-to-shoulder,” Cech said in a 2004 interview posted on the Nobel Prize Web site. The problem with universities, Cech said, is that people “who need to really talk to each other” often find themselves “in separate places...
...problem with these e-mails is that they comprise about 50 percent of the e-mails from my family and family friends,” Smith says. He has a hard time appreciating the family pictures, jokes, and anecdotes that make the trip from Plant City to ever-so-liberal Cambridge, when they’re overshadowed by the vitriolic diatribes that arrive with them...