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...European views of the Middle East could not be wider, which explains why several European allies responded to President Bush's recent call for new Palestinian leadership by emphasizing that they would deal with whomever the Palestinians elect, Yasser Arafat included. Influenced by fundamentalist Judeo-Christian beliefs, many Americans tend to see the rise of modern Israel as the fulfillment of Biblical prophecies, and they have developed an identification with Israel as a trusted ally that has only been strengthened by the events of Sept. 11 and the Aqsa intifadeh. While condemning suicide bombings and sympathizing with the Israeli victims...
Until a permanent director is found, Cohn said she will tend to matters including the upcoming—but as yet unplanned—renovation of the facilities which house Harvard’s collections...
Harvard Square often bustles with street performers, musicians and eccentric artists looking to entertain. But the Square also supports a well-respected music and nightlife scene that often goes unnoticed by Harvard students, who tend to reserve Friday and Saturday nights for the Loeb, the Fly or the fallback beer-filled dorm room...
...most women. The truth is, we are on uncharted ground. Never before in history have so many women and men lived for so many years. Dilemmas exist today not because physicians have betrayed their patients but because patients and physicians alike are still learning about the many diseases that tend to occur beyond the age of 50. GEORGE RAYMOND TYNDALL, M.D. Los Angeles...
...Ravi Shankar Center - and San Diego, also gets her musical inspiration from both East and West. Her repertoire is rooted in India's Hindu tradition, but colored by an upbringing in London, New Delhi and California spent listening to artists such as Sting and Tori Amos. "People tend to find a big difference between me and other Indian musicians," she says. "I have fun on stage. I like to groove...