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...fellows, who range in age from 29 to 42, include the Los Angeles Times' Nairobi bureau chief, a CBS "60 Minutes" producer, and a Newsweek editor...
...have time in your life for this kind of experience?," he continued. Not just time, but time in my Life--capital `L,' the whole significant shebang, because he wasn't selling candy bars for the Spanish club or subscriptions to "Newsweek", this was God, the Afterlife, and the salvation of my soul...
...year ago, Newsweek headlined the question "Did it have to happen?" Invoking inevitability as an explanation begs the question of why Move didn't just surrender in the first place. The report concludes that the city bungled negotiations with the group. The only way Move could talk to the city was through a bullhorn. The only way the city could talk to Move is epitomized in the final words of the city's ambassadors to the besieged people--"Come on, cut the shit...
...dramatization either surprising or suspenseful. When director Menahem Golan showed a clip of the pilot (Bo Svenson) being interviewed by reporters, he froze the footage to make certain that the audience would notice that this was the same image that had appeared on the covers of both Time and Newsweek during the actual hijacking...
ENTERPRISE, THEN Challenger. This isn't the first time Art has beaten Life to the pages of Newsweek; remember The China Syndrome and Three Mile Island. And it won't be the last. In the years prior to this week's tragedy, NASA had been straining its PR muscles, turning a rocket-powered bronco ride into what had begun to seem like a drive in the country. There had been so many shuttle flights flashing across our skies and our screens; they had become the norm, not the extraordinary exception...