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Doomsayers proclaim that the newspaper business is dying, as readers get older and youngsters fail to pick up the newspaper habit. But Doug McCorkindale sees it differently. Next month the 34-year veteran of Gannett Co. steps down as CEO; he remains chairman for another year. Reflecting on his long involvement with the nation's largest newspaper publisher (which owns more than 100 dailies, including flagship USA Today), McCorkindale spoke with TIME's BARBARA KIVIAT about the prospects of a company that gets 68% of its revenue from newspaper ads and 18% from paid circulation...
...that event, they will turn to a trio of juniors—lefty Taylor Parker (1-2, 1.90), who started only two games this season but remains an option, and right-handers Doug Mathis (5-4, 3.27) and Nick Admire (2-2, 3.69), who could also start—to face the Crimson...
...eggs before it was able to create a single, viable set of stem cells from a healthy woman. This time it was able to create 11 stem-cell lines using an average 17 eggs each. "The efficiency is exceptionally high--much higher than I would have thought possible," says Doug Melton, a stem-cell researcher at Harvard University and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Boston. "It's about what has been achieved in mouse cells after decades of work...
...actually pretty much the first time the two actors laid eyes on each other too. The movie was so bedeviled by scheduling conflicts and cast changes that the two stars hadn't met before the first day of shooting. "It was going to be rolling the dice," says director Doug Liman (Swingers, The Bourne Identity). "I decided I would take advantage of the awkwardness. They don't really know each other. They're not comfortable. Just sit them down, Day One, first thing in the morning, and roll the camera. You can see right then and there, they had great...
...volunteering and going to church, concerts, museums and other cultural events. Hard-core gamers who play 11 hours a week or more spend even more time out in the cultural world (34 hours)."Anyone who still thinks gamers are single-minded loafers is living in a fantasy world," says Doug Lowenstein, president of the ESA. We're all Peter Pans now--and that's no bad thing. --By Chris Taylor