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...shopping for flyers, which means more money. Which is why United was willing to pay $60 a share - in cash, not stock - for an airline lucky to be at $25, a generous premium even in the mega-merger game. The merger could also be a lucky break for USAirways? frequent flyers, says TIME Washington correspondent Sally Donnelly. "United generally ranks near the top in customer service surveys, and USAirways is continuously plagued by performance complaints and customer satisfaction troubles," Donnelly says. "Now people watching the merger talks are wondering if such a mammoth airline could maintain any trappings...
During an April 9 council meeting, Finance Committee Chair John P. Marshall '01--a frequent Driskell opponent--tried to cut the census's proposed $400 funding...
...testosterone, however, was unnecessarily crass and offensive. I implore the editors to keep such unwanted immorality out of your otherwise fantastic magazine. If Stein's articles had some purpose, I might overlook his failings. But as they are intended only for humor, their value is completely negated by the frequent references to sex and pornography. ANGELIQUE MOSES Searcy...
...infection or a history of physical, emotional or sexual abuse is a prime suicide candidate. Several studies have shown that gay teens are significantly more likely to try to take their own lives. A teen in a home with firearms is at greater risk, as shooting is the most frequent method chosen by adolescents to kill themselves. (Experts suggest keeping guns locked up or out of the house altogether...
...Gurianova's free-flowing style-the loose structure of her ideas and her frequent digressions-makes her writing difficult to follow. She frequently pastes together quotes from poets, authors and painters connected to Rozanova without relating them to her arguments and the explanations she provides are often as vague as the quotes themselves. Fortunately, Gurianova provides a thorough chronology of Rozanova's life and includes several of Rozanova's articles, which help to clarify some of the theoretical underpinnings of the succession of -isms with which Rozanova was associated. However, Gurianova's analyses are convoluted and somewhat garbled (part...