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...streets outside the FleetCenter were a bedlam, exiled pols mingling with the protesters who hadn??t made it into the free speech zones...
Nearly a decade ago, thoughts of an international legion of devotees and a sprawling hometown finale hadn??t even begun to materialize. The name “Dispatch” hadn??t yet entered the American musical lexicon. But, tucked away at Middlebury College, “three hackers who used to play sports and had guitars in their hands,” according to Corrigan, had only begun to appreciate their combined talent, then performing under the name “One Fell Swoop...
...recent trip to Paris, I hadn??t even been in the country five minutes before the French’s disapproval of America became all too apparent. Advertisements for Fahrenheit 9/11 were plastered around the metro, while Le Monde Selon Bush (The World According to Bush)—another documentary suggesting that Bush deliberately made erroneous statements about WMDs in Iraq—was playing in theaters. The cover of the daily magazine L’Humanite portrayed Michael Moore dressed up like the Statue of Liberty, wearing his signature baseball...
...Zuckerberg, the school’s major selling point was its Latin program. The current computer science concentrator originally intended to study classics at Harvard. He would have gone ahead with his plan, too—that is, if he hadn??t stumbled upon an idea that would nearly make him a millionaire...
...focus attention on the subject to an extent it hadn??t been before—many more people found it outrageous,” Foxman says. “The fact that it was Harvard, the fact that it was the president, did at the end of the day focus the outside community’s attention on the issue...