TIME.com: People in the News (June 3, 2003)


	June 3, 2003

ROTA-CAMERA PRESS/RETNA

BLOODY HELL, I'M IN A SAND TRAP
Britain's dreamy PRINCE WILLIAM will turn 21 this month, and like any other healthy young man coming of age, he celebrated by giving an interview to Britain's Press Association. His Royal Flyness, who seems to have answered questions while playing golf on a beach, is finishing up his second year at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, where he is captain of the water polo team. "People here just treat me like everyone else," he says. "I'm able to live a near normal life." William is majoring in art history but considering a switch to geography (apparently still a cutting-edge discipline in Britain), and he's teaching himself Swahili. He confesses that he was initially unhappy at St. Andrews and considered dropping out. "I was a little uneasy," he says. "I don't think I was homesick; I was more daunted." He also confesses to trying the local custom of wearing a kilt. His verdict? "It's a bit drafty." Gotta protect those crown jewels.
— Lev Grossman


Looking for Mr. Right What a Surge Really Means Can a couple more divisions in Iraq make a difference? Or is Bush's idea too little, too late?		Maliki's Last Stand? The prime minister makes a new call to curb violence, but Iraqis' patience with him and his government is wearing thin Where Does Negroponte Leave Intelligence?

FROM THE JUNE 9, 2003 ISSUE OF TIME MAGAZINE; POSTED JUNE 3, 2003