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...ANDREW CARROLL contributed to our Memorial Day cover stories. Rosenblatt, a TIME editor-at-large, writes about how the U.S. memorializes its dead, focusing on the new monument to the Oklahoma City bombing victims. "Over the years memorials have changed from generals on horseback to public places designed to affect feeling," says Rosenblatt. Carroll provides us with the final letters written by American soldiers who were later killed in combat. He began collecting such memorabilia after his parents' Washington home burned down, and now heads the nonprofit all-volunteer Legacy Project, which collects and preserves war letters. "These were ordinary...
...host of digital products available to us in the past decade, but it's really only in the past year that there have been so many competing products. That's created the need for a road map to help people figure out how these products affect their lives." Buechner stresses that neither the magazine's staff members nor its contents are geeky. The June cover story on broadband services is a great example of what TIME DIGITAL is designed to do well--explain the technology, steer the reader and cut through all the technical stuff to what's important...
...think that it's never a question of the individual person or what the community in the larger aspect thinks or feels," Rudenstine said. "My own relations have been on the whole very, very good, but institutions are another matter because they affect large populations and not just individual government officials...
...never really interacted with him at all," said M. Rachael Lovett '03. "I don't think this will affect me that much...
...published letters that criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's recent actions and their effect on the stock market [LETTERS, April 3], but many people have not considered Greenspan's uncanny ability to see into the future. When his actions impact the dollar, critics say nothing, but when they affect markets around the world, then all of a sudden people are full of ideas about how things should be handled. Bashing Greenspan is not productive; why not be patient? Deep down, we know that he sees the whole picture and that he won't let us down. JAMES FOX Dundalk...