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...blocks of time. They didnt know what order the contestants would be in. I got a series of calls telling me where Dennis was, but the actual call that he was in the hot seat came on Sunday morning, Blackbourn says. I had a watch sitting by me to monitor time when they called, but time ended up not being a factor. Blackbourn did take longer than he might have under less tenuous circumstances, though, saying that there really is pressure to stretch time with lots of Are you certain?-type questions. Blackbourn also says its much different trying...
Harvard would never restrict international students’ access to any of its course offerings, senior adminstrators said yesterday in response to renewed suggestions that the government monitor courses taken by foreigners at U.S. colleges...
...better identification systems are needed, individualized technologies such as electronic fingerprinting can complement photo ID’s. We should not give the government the power to monitor all public spaces—nor give up our ideals, our values and our liberties out of fear...
...long consent decree," says Salil Mehra, a Temple University law professor and former antitrust-division lawyer. Two newly created Baby Bills would have had an economic incentive to act competitively, meaning that the market would guard against future monopolistic activity. Conduct remedies, by contrast, require a court to monitor the offender's actions for prolonged periods to ensure that they do not lapse into illegal activity...
...mean to imply that CNN is the only network that has gone down this road recently. Many networks have begun sacrificing news for ratings. Even Dan Rather’s sanctimonious refusals to cover the Chandra Levy case seemed intended to generate news rather than monitor it. Even more convincing is a recent experiment proving that when networks present news in non-sensational formats, the results are conclusively lower ratings...