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...reached the conclusion, retrospectively, now that the inadequate intelligence and faulty conclusions are being revealed, that all things being considered, it was a mistake to launch that military action." DOUG BEREUTER, retiring Congressman from Nebraska, in a four-page statement on Iraq that enraged fellow Republicans...
...youth appear to feel less obligation to prove themselves on the global stage, aware perhaps that in this new touchy-feely era, it's permissible to focus not just on serving team and country but on their own emotional well-being. "I'm glad we've turned a new page on history," says Tomita. "It's important to compete while feeling relaxed...
...waded through the search engine's complex Dutch auction got the stock at $85 a pop, $23 less than the original lowest price expected, then saw it rise more than 27% in the first two days of trading. That put the stock at $108 - exactly where co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin advised it would be. Along with CEO Eric Schmidt, Page and Brin remain fully in control of the company they started at Stanford. Each of their shares counts for 10 votes compared...
...brave investors need only to take a deep breath and assume that the future is still bright for Google. Brin and Page won't offer much in the way of assurances because they haven't a clue about what the future holds. That might not be what Wall Street wants to hear, but the founders don?t seem to care. They?d rather mint money by trusting their gut. So far, so good: they?ve made billions, retained control of their company, and kept the investment bankers at bay. If it seemed impossible, that?s because, well, it pretty much...
...layouts, no two of which are alike. And a good thing, too. It would be unreadable otherwise. Even smart strip collections like the "Complete Peanuts" suffer from the monotony of the square panels and the tedious pace of setup?development?punch line. Printed with just one, enlarged strip per page, the A+J collection not only avoids this pitfall, but leaps over it. The bleak negativity of the message has its counterpoint in the constant variety of the form. The two combined make Mark Beyer's "Amy and Jordan" a beautiful visual poem to the miseries of modern urban life...