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It’s a vicious cycle. As students slog through the battery of applications and rejections, the desire to “get in” and the concomitant feeling that the whirligig of applications and rejections really does signify something important only grows. That leads to the superior...
Many police wore black bands on their badges to signify respect for their fallen New York colleagues. Likewise, shaken Boston firefighters mourned the more than 300 missing New York firefighters but said they stood ready to offer any possible assistance.
Ironically, perhaps, the decision itself may in the end signify absolutely nothing: Congress can, and may, override the President?s ruling at any time. Bush?s $250 million budget for research is a tiny increase over previous years? allotments. And, perhaps most importantly, private research on embryonic stem cells will...
By last weekend, there was still hope that Sobero, 40, a California-based pool waterproofing contractor, might still be alive since his body was never found. There was another cause for optimism of a convoluted sort: the rebels called CNN offering to sell it a videotape of Sobero's beheading...
Which is why it's kind of a pity that E3 has so much sound and fury signifying nothing. Worse, it could be taken to signify that games haven't changed, that they're still the violent ghettoized preserve of teenage boys. If participants were to tone down their smoke...