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...that," Bush told TIME. "There's a lot of nice-sounding bills I have vetoed." He added, "I appreciate the kindness of the food-bank operators. I understand that the food banks are in some cases full. Seems like they're doing their jobs." He headed into a laugh, but caught himself. "For that I think we ought to thank people. One child going hungry is one child too many...
...Stiller, who acts, directs, writes and for all we know works as a U.N. peacekeeper on weekends, explores "What Will Make Us Laugh?" Two artists, musician Moby and director Julie Taymor, offer radically different visions of their world, with Moby turning us all into composers and Taymor predicting that what we will really crave in 2025 is the wild, exhilarating experience of leaving behind our computers and TVs on a Saturday night and going to...the theater. "Artists were especially turned on by our assignment," Zoglin says. "They love grappling with the question of how technology will...
...those who teach the dreaded earliest lectures say watching students fall asleep is at least something to laugh about...
...past two years, however, Harvard has had the last laugh in the cross-town rivalry, adding records and awards to what has quickly become the most successful era of women's hockey at Harvard...
...then there's the master. Clinton can launch a whopper like "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" and have it stay aloft for nearly a year. Gore says there's "no controlling legal authority," and it's a late-night laugh line in Jay Leno's monologue before you can say Buddhist nun. Gore is just so obvious. When laying one on us, he tilts his head, goes all syrupy like an infomercial host, and slows his singsong voice even further (picture a teacher's pet whining Good morning, Miss Jones, and you've captured the Gore...