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If interning were an Olympic event, Ivellisse Morales would be a gold medalist. Since her freshman year at Boston University, the 21-year-old public relations major has racked up seven internships. During the course of her odyssey, she has done everything from stuffing envelopes and running errands to writing analytical reports, all the while attending classes and working part time at an outside j
Who Will Save Syria?
Alessio Romenzi for TIME Along with a cousin, a daughter mourns her father, who was tortured to death by regime militias ib al-Qsair, near the city of Homs, Feb. 14, 2012 The Debate over Syria A rising death toll raises the question: To intervene or not? Why We Must Fight Alongside the Rebels By Shadi Hamid The Syrian uprising began nearly a year ago, and despite renewed international efforts, the
Person of the Year Runner-Up: Ai Weiwei - Person of the Year 2011 - TIME
No one could have known that when a Tunisian fruit vendor set himself on fire in a public square, it would incite protests that would topple dictators and start a global wave of dissent. In 2011, protesters didn't just voice their complaints; they changed the world Self-Portrait by Ai Weiwei for TIME For 81 days last spring and summer, Ai Weiwei was China's most famous missing person. Detained in
NATIONALIZATION: Counterattack in Libya
First came the artillery barrage: a series of ads In U.S. and European newspapers warning petroleum buyers that Texaco Inc. would "pursue all legal remedies to recover crude oil illegally taken from it in Libya." Almost Immediately, the attack began. Texaco and Standard Oil of California sued in Italy to recover from a Sardinian refinery a total of 640,800 bbl. of crude. The companies contend that
Want to Make More than a Banker? Become a Farmer!
Photograph by Danny Wilcox Frazier / Redux for TIME Tools of the trade surround John Willoughby on his 2,000-acre (800 hectare) plot outside Grand Island, Neb. If you want to become rich, Jim Rogers, investment whiz, best-selling author and one of Wall Street's towering personalities, has this advice: Become a farmer. Food prices have been high recently. Some have questioned how long that can cont
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Dominic Nahr/Magnum for TIME Takeshi Kanno always knew he would save lives in his line of work — but never as many at one time as he did on March 11. The 31-year-old doctor was on duty at the Shizugawa public hospital in the Japanese town of Minami Sanriku when he heard the tsunami alert. He immediately began moving patients to the highest floor, helping dozens of people in the short window betwee
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Ko Sasaki/New York Times/Redux To be a Japanese politician is to spend your career exercising restraint. There's the somber suit, the gray demeanor, the vague words that defy position taking. But as radiation wafted from the earthquake- and tsunami-damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant toward the city of Minami Soma, some 15 miles (25 km) away, Mayor Katsunobu Sakurai, 55, abandoned the us
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