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...audience greeted the start of the broadcast at 8 p.m. with applause and appeals to turn up the volume. The crowd remained energetic throughout, frequently laughing at the candidates' remarks, or more often, at the extreme close-ups of various members of the Hanover audience...
...released after the Harvard Current magazine conducted a phone interview with the governor yesterday-- created a nationwide media frenzy, with the Associated Press placing the story on its national wire and ABC's "Good Morning America" scheduling a live interview with the Current's editors for this morning's broadcast...
...activity he was chronicling--as if an exploration of the Middle Eastern political quagmire might somehow justify the slaughter of innocent civilians. Emerson responded by pointing out what should have been obvious: Terrorism of any brand, born of any motivation, is abhorrent. Within the constraints of a one-hour broadcast there was no reason to seek excuses for murderers...
...seems that Simpson has a personal vendetta against Guerrero. According to a broadcast of Simpson's 911 call, he told the operator, "I'm trying to get a girl to go to rehab. She's been doing drugs for two days with Pedro Guerrero, who just got arrested for cocaine, and I'm trying to get her to leave her house and go into rehab right now." Simpson's preoccupation with assisting the ill woman is almost completely overshadowed by the time spent giving incriminating details about Guerero...
...says Taylor. "He was going into it as an experiment to get more people involved in chess. He told me he was expecting a draw... This [botched e-mail] taints a great experiment. I wouldn't be surprised if Microsoft invited him back for a rematch." Maybe they could broadcast it live on the undercard of the Lennox Lewis-Evander Holyfield rematch...