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...line south to the Ogden Museum, home of the largest collection of Southern-themed art in the U.S. (It's a dense city; from downtown, it won't take more than 10 minutes to get there.) The museum's five floors narrate Southern history through paintings and photography. A highlight is a painting called Trinity,which depicts Jesus flanked by two other radiant "gods" of the South, Elvis Presley and Robert...
...network was broadcasting four games simultaneously across the country (all of the CBS affiliates in Texas, for example, aired the Houston Texans--Indianapolis Colts contest, while New York, Baltimore and even North Dakota got Jets-Ravens). Hundreds of workers monitored screens in some two dozen control rooms, cutting highlight packages and instant replays from different angles, inserting graphics and stats boxes and alerting on-site directors of impending game breaks...
That left Snow, former CEO of railroad company CSX, the last man standing. Yet his triumph in the Cabinet sweepstakes could soon be tested. This week the White House will stage a two-day conference designed to highlight Bush's ambitious second-term domestic plans. To sell that package, Snow will need even more support from Bush, especially against the current backdrop of sluggish job growth, a slumping dollar, and record trade and fiscal deficits. --By Adam Zagorin and James Carney
...thousands of AIDS victims, activists, doctors, and nurses internationally. This date marked the 17th annual World AIDS Day, a day intended to focus global attention on the disease that kills 8000 people per day and that has ravaged communities and countries worldwide. Specifically, World AIDS Day exists to highlight recent successes in fighting the pandemic, to remember individuals affected by the disease, and to understand the type and amount of work that still needs to be done. It is both sad and unfortunate that few at Harvard were aware of this internationally significant day, as the university?...
...made for their interpreter. This is for good reason: they were. “The thing about this show is that it was written as we worked. A lot of the music was written for specific cast members. It allowed them to bring out a theme that they would highlight in the way they play the part,” Scheuer recounts of the play’s creation...