Word: followers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...students originally planned to go on air for only half an hour, but due to their extraordinary success several of the programs scheduled to follow them on CCTV donated their air time...
...questioned further. Her family had always thought of themselves primarily as Czech, rarely noting their religious background. An unpublished 11-page family narrative written by Albright's mother makes no mention of the Korbel's religious background. Albright says she did not follow up on the letters because many of them were incorrect (writing, for example, that she had been born in Belgrade rather than Prague). But the discovery brings further questions. Although Albright says she had no idea about her background until recently, it's hard to believe that the highly intelligent and inquisitive foreign policy expert...
...Even college students" no longer go to foreign films but would rather watch Beavis and Butt-head. Hey, dude, listen up. As a junior at Carnegie Mellon University, I am offended by such a blanket statement. Believe it or not, there are mature, intelligent college students who can understand, follow and appreciate foreign films. We can even grasp all the topics that gramps knew. Your attitude is just part of the epidemic of Generation-X bashing, which is getting tiresome. I and others like me would not be where we are today if we weren't focused, determined and concerned...
...face has not changed, but how we adorn it has. Yes, eyeglasses are utilitarian, but frames follow fashion as much as function. "They can reveal a lot about the times," says Robert Marc, an upscale New York City eyewear designer and retailer. The shape of the decade is marked by the shape of the lenses. Put your glasses on and play the Frame Game: guess who was wearing what when...
...speech," notes McAllister. "It has been said that the Inaugural is the poetry; the State of the Union is the prose." Part of the State of the Union ritual requires the President to present something new, and that element remains a mystery. But McAllister suggests that Clinton may follow up on the anti-gang violence theme broached in a recent radio address with a new initiative. Otherwise, the President will probably repeat his plea that despite progress on many economic and social issues, more remains to be done. One thing viewers can count on, says McAllister, is that Clinton...