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...applicants had nothing to do with talent (because they were all talented), and everything to do with writing styles. Surface characteristics suddenly mattered a lot. I should add that we depended heavily on gut instincts, since predicting future writing ability based on a few paragraphs and a 15-minute chat isn’t an exact science. These gut instincts changed right up to the last second. Still, there was always the safety of knowing that whoever we hired would be good...
...questions at Summers’ first open chat with the press reflected the unusual tenor the beginning of his term has taken since Sept. 11. The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon set the tone of his opening days before classes even began...
Some American pilots--and many are military vets--don't want to be holding just the yoke should that door open. Last week pilot chat sites were burning with a desire to rearm, a privilege revoked in 1987 when flight crews became subject to the same screening procedures as passengers, meaning they could no longer carry firearms. "It's probably the worst thing that ever happened," says Rick Givens, a retired USAir pilot and Air Force veteran of the Vietnam...
...think there was a side to him I never knew about. We just knew him as smiling John, the guy who’d always stop to chat or touch a cat or talk to a kid,” Cable says. “But I never had dinner at his house and he never had dinner here...
...wake of spectacular disaster. The players are back in action as of Monday, participants clad in newly flag-dotted uniforms. Sporting events are drawing Americans together, our games suddenly less about individual egos than about serving their original purpose - giving us all a chance to sing the national anthem, chat with our neighbors and watch our peacetime heroes...