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...disparaging the private behavior of the founder of psychoanalysis and for attempting to debunk some of the master's key thinking on the prevalence and significance of child abuse -- an act of iconoclasm that Malcolm aptly termed self-destructive. Masson sued the Archives for $13 million and accepted a settlement of $150,000. Then he made another decision that in retrospect seems even more self-destructive: he agreed to cooperate with Malcolm, a defender of traditional Freudian analysis and thus an ideological opposite. When he read the resulting piece, Masson said, "I realized I had been totally betrayed." Malcolm retorts...
...Middlesex County Court in March by a bank attempting to recover a loan he defaulted on while heading up two California investment companies. Epstein, who will remain at the school next year, now must pay the bank $13,000 a year in equal monthly installments, according to a court settlement...
When Christopher returned to the White House on Saturday, however, he was nearly back where he had started a week earlier. Though the allies listened sympathetically, they were not convinced that either lifting the arms embargo or launching air strikes would hasten a settlement. They professed concern about a wider war and revenge attacks on their thousands of troops on peacekeeping duty in the former Yugoslavia. After Christopher reported to the President on Saturday morning, Stephanopoulos told reporters there would be more talks with the Europeans. "This is a continuing process," he said...
Assuming the allies finally follow (which seems likely, since their appetite for recalcitrance appears to have run its course), these minimeasures could begin almost immediately. "It's the ultimate cop-out to let them fight it out," says Lord Owen, who has been trying to broker a negotiated settlement for almost two years. Owen aside, there is no assurance that the genocide will moderate. Does anyone seriously think the Serbs will picnic as their opponents arm, or that they'll suddenly respect the lightly defended enclaves where innocents have gathered to escape the slaughter, the so-called safe havens they...
Emphasizing the gravity of the Bosnian crisis, professors in the Faculty and at the Kennedy School of Government say the U.S. faces a complicated situation, but will have to make a decision soon after this weekend's referendum, when Bosnian Serbs will choose whether to accept a peace settlement...