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Since the story appeared on Reuters on Jan. 12, WHTH Boston Channel 7, CNN.com, “Lou Dobbs Tonight” and The Boston Herald all picked up on the story...
Sources: AP (2); International Herald Tribune; New York Times; TIME; New York Times (2); AP (2); N.Y. Times
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. And sing. And sing. Five years ago, just a handful of local radio stations would switch to an all-Christmas-music format a day or two before the holiday. Now, nearly 240 stations across the country have gone all Christmas, all the time, even before the Thanksgiving leftovers go dry. Two stations--KOSY in Salt Lake City, Utah, and KNEV in Reno, Nev.--even started spinning White Christmas as Halloween ended. "The decorations are around for a long time," notes Jim Ryan, program director at New York City's top-rated station, WLTW...
Whether Marwan Barghouti contests the Palestinian presidential election from an Israeli jail, or succumbs to pressure to stand down in the name of national unity, his candidacy signals the difficulties facing Yasser Arafat's presumptive heir, Mahmoud Abbas, in fulfilling Washington's expectations that the passing of Arafat will herald the rise of a more pliable leadership. For a week since announcing his candidacy in the January 9 election for President of the Palestinian Authority, Barghouti has dominated international headlines. Secretary of State Colin Powell called Barghouti's "problematic," while Spanish foreign minister Miguel Moratinos dubbed it "a mistake." Egyptian...
...HARVARD HOOLIGANS,” blared the Boston Herald on its Nov. 22 front page, two days after the lamest and tamest Harvard-Yale tailgate since 1944, when there was no fucking tailgate. (It’s true! We may have coddled high-ranking Nazis in the 1930s, but when World War II rolled around, our boys were on the front lines—or, err, somewhere near the front lines. We’d heard about those front lines, that’s for sure...