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...family-friendly" scripts, and "Gilmore" survived. (The group hopes to strike deals with other networks.) The group had no input on the scripts, but members say they're happy with "Gilmore," even if it isn't the second coming of "Little House on the Prairie." "Would I have been happier if some of the language wasn't there?" asks co-founder Andrea Alstrup, vice president for advertising at Johnson & Johnson. "Probably. But I don't think it went overboard. We have to be realistic...
...says that overall, workers are happier in their new dining halls...
Perhaps the American people, knowing the results of the Olympic events before they were able to see them broadcast on TV, were happier [THE SUMMER OLYMPICS, Oct. 2]. Not having to watch in tense anticipation no doubt improved their mental health. Since Americans are accustomed to receiving news in real time, they might have learned that slowing things down is sometimes a good thing. Even so, they missed some real nail biters. SHINICHI MIYACHI Kyoto, Japan...
...debate, I was at my wit's end. I was led to suspect that this was merely a manipulative use of the word "math'' to dodge serious political discussion, and as a mathematician, I felt slightly cheapened. However, upon further reflection, I've come to a much happier conclusion. I think it was a complex and sophisticated political move that simply needs some further explanation...
Within 18 months of arriving in Oregon, Keiko gained just short of a ton, mostly in muscle weight. His skin disease cleared, he started mastering the skills of catching his own fish, and he seemed much happier. But Keiko was still not free...