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...Orion’s product and the way in which it is marketed point to a larger issue. With the fervor of anthropologists discovering a new culture, journalists have recently been calling attention to the consumption habits of modern consumers, Man 2.0. These are the people who want to read but don’t have time to, the kind who rush from business meeting to dinner table while frantically typing the next day’s schedule into their PDAs. They’re the ones who read CliffsNotes in high school and read abridged books now, the ones...
...this debacle did not sufficiently shame the UC’s negotiating skills, the Petersen-Sundquist administration reserved the coup de grâce for a larger audience. Standing opposite an audience of students, faculty, and alumni on that soggy October day, Petersen delivered a shameful harangue, condescending to University President Drew G. Faust upon her installation and demanding that the “denial of student citizenship” end immediately...
...response to this perceived apathy, Willey and Snow hope to engage a larger audience. “We want to bring people into the process who haven’t been called up or haven’t been asked about their opinions,” Willey says...
...need to have Jeremy and Drew looking not just to make shots, but to make plays.”Not only is the opponent perhaps the toughest the Crimson will face this season, but the team will have to do it in front of a larger-than-usual audience. Students had to enter a lottery for tickets in what is expected to be a sold-out Lavietes Pavilion, and of course, ESPNU television cameras will be watching every move.“It’s great if we have that, and we want that—that?...
...between Bush and his hard-line Veep. Since 2001, Cheney has been against just the kind of U.S. involvement in Arab-Israeli affairs that Bush is embracing, arguing that the early creation of a Palestinian state could jeopardize Israel's security. And the peace talks are part of a larger trend. In the past two years, Bush has negotiated with the North Koreans over their nuclear weapons and offered the Iranians incentives to talk about their nuclear ambitions, sometimes directly overruling Cheney and his allies in the process. Skeptics say the flurry of diplomacy is designed to distract attention from...