Schroeder wins IMF post clash sparks global doubt
German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder pushes his nominee for the IMF, provoking Western Europe and the United States. The fight reveals growing national interests at world bodies, prompting criticism of the IMF role and forecasting a tougher, multipolar global order ahead.
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Whatever is Not an Option in Evolution Debate
Ellen Goodman argues in the Boston Globe that teaching evolution and creationism in schools should not be treated as equal options. A 1500-person poll shows 83 percent support teaching evolution, yet a majority also want creationism taught elsewhere, signaling a need to reconcile faith and science without collapsing truth.
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