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Traditional and cultural values have made East Asia's continuing transition from communism to capitalism more successful than the economic conversions of certain countries in Eastern Europe, Minister Han Sung-Joo told an audience of about...
When the former President insisted on accepting an invitation to visit North Korea in June "as a private citizen," his fellow Democrat Clinton had him briefed on what to tell Kim Il Sung -- because, says a resigned U.S. official, he would have gone and talked to Kim anyway. Carter took the occasion to denounce Clinton's attempt to impose international sanctions on North Korea. His visit led to negotiations looking toward a suspension of North Korea's nuclear program that have just been resumed, but with highly uncertain prospects...
...instance) often turns out to be nothing but the studio-made trailer for the film. E.T.'s anchors and reporters cozy up to stars like old friends; they're all part of the same world. Last week E.T. visited a recording session for a new album of lullabies -- sung by none other than co-host Mary Hart. E.T. reporters want to be loved by stars; they want to be stars...
...never participate in [council]-sponsored activities and did not even know I was paying for them," says Sung H. Nam '95. "Now I have wasted money and it is really a [expletive deleted] hassle to get it back." Making it difficult to obtain the refund of a hidden tax is certainly not in the true spirit of what student government should be doing. "The current refund system is a pain in the neck," says Mark C. Alonge '96. "They make you write a letter and then never get back...
Familiar from its various stage and cinematic incarnations, Liaisons, sung in English, is an extravagant chess match of check and mate -- and mate and mate. The Marquise (mezzo Frederica von Stade, in top form) is an archmanipulator who wields her sensual allure like a double-edged sword, encouraging her lover's worst instincts as she wreaks her revenge on society. Her foil, the unapologetic knave Valmont (the splendid baritone Thomas Hampson), is a cynical womanizer who makes the fatal mistake of falling in love with one of his victims, unwisely and too well. Who is worse? The amoral rake...