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...church's "peace and justice" tradition, he says, "there was always discussion about the injustices and inequalities around the world and what we should do about it." But he does not think that Christ's word needs further elucidation in the region. Referring to indigenous churches that Evangelicals tend to ignore or scorn as compromised, he says, "You have to realize that Christianity has been part of the Middle East for 2,000 years. People here know all about my religion and don't need me to explain it. I don't feel I have anything more to teach...
...begins with nudist demographics. Two years ago, A.A.N.R. paid the marketing firm Claritas Inc. to analyze the membership of the 72-year-old group. Claritas found that the cluster most likely to renew A.A.N.R. membership is a group it labels "God's Country"--primarily executives from the exurbs who tend to be Republican. Their key issues are tax reform and terrorism; they like Golf Magazine and GMC Safari vans. And most have kids at home...
...institute’s reception] really varies from person to person; its very area dependent,” Schreiber said. “At the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences and my department you see a lot of support. Those [areas] tend to be more entrepreneurial...
This big-company focus is understandable. That's where most brokerage clients have most of their stock-market money. It's also unfortunate because small stocks tend to beat large stocks coming out of a recession. In the 12-month period following the end of each of the past 10 recessions, small stocks rose an average of 28%, vs. 19% for large stocks, according to fund company T. Rowe Price. In only one instance (1961) did large stocks beat small stocks after a recession--and it was by the slimmest of margins...
...does this pattern occur? Small companies are more focused domestically, and typically the U.S. is the first to emerge from a global slump. Small stocks also tend to get hit hardest in a recession as investors move to the safety of blue chips, so small stocks have more room to bounce back as the recovery takes hold and investors broaden their holdings. "When you are coming out of a tough economy and off a market bottom, the cyclical recovery in earnings tends to be strongest with small caps," says Jack Laporte, president of the T. Rowe Price New Horizons fund...