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...some dude in a T-shirt running around asking people to give blood. I figured there must have been something going on. Terry proceeded to the Kennedy School of Government, where he assumed people would be in the Forum room watching CNN on the big screen. Little did he know that an actual presentation was going on. He ran through the Forum room shouting at, in his best estimate, 300 surprised Kennedy students. I think they were angry, Terry notes...
...Just a big TV screen...
...report what's happened and to ask questions. It's to explore the war effort, not to be a cheerleader for it; it's to explain the new national solidarity, not to help forge it. Others can do that. CNN's putting a flag on the screen or the broadcast networks using flags in their logos, like CBS's America Rising seem okay. TIME, for its part, put a little red-white-and-blue into the magazine's logo in this week's issue. But individual reporters wearing them seem a little bit over the top. I wouldn...
...future, all columnists will write about me, or, if need be, themselves. Opinions on news aren't worth as much as they once were, being yelled as they are from every corner of the TV screen. Instead, in these Real World times, columnists can serve an important new role: providing a voyeuristic glimpse into the life of anyone, whether a cranky Jew in braces or an oversexed Jew who recently got his braces taken off. Either way, it can offer an uncomfortably revealing glimpse into the feelings of another person. And that, I believe, is a part of what...
...Start Menu, the key to everything on your computer. The menu is arranged sensibly, with frequently used programs grouped on the left and file folders (organized by media type--text, pictures, etc.), settings, search and other utilities on the right. You can still drag favorite programs onto the desktop screen. But in a kind of Keep Your Desktop Beautiful campaign, XP notes how often you use them and offers a cleanup option that sweeps little-used programs into a folder...