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...eight million people, where the laws of statistics say that every now and then a horrible occurrence will make the news. Did a crazy man push somebody in front of a subway train? That couldn't possibly happen to me, you say. I never go to that subway station. I'm never out at that time of day. I never stand too close to the edge of the subway platform (do I?). Therefore, I am indestructable...
...South Station was evacuated on Saturday for an hour after an official spotted a pile of white powder near an Amtrak ticket counter. Fire and police officials in HAZMAT suits determined the powder to be laundry detergent...
...flight of stairs just blocks from the Mongkok police station is A.Room -- the name of the studio, the label and the band's hangout -- the perfect lazy boy's lair. Everything in the front room is centered around a 30-in. television where every night some combination of LMF members and friends are playing Winning Eleven 5 or GT Grand Tourismo 3 on the Sony PlayStation. A black-and-white security monitor shows who's at the door. Band coordinator, art director and guitarist Prodip's many action figures, which are still in their packages, hang from the walls: Jason...
...atop a stool in the basement of Loker Commons, Gross recollected her own years as a college student at the State University of New York at Buffalo, and how she only got into radio when a housemate’s girlfriend gave up her spot at the feminist radio station. Fired from her first job as a teacher, Gross subsequently began her job as an interviewer for WHYY, a local station in Philadephia. As a 24 year-old interviewing subjects often twice her age, Gross coined her trademark style from drawing her questions from pure curiosity and lack of knowledge...
Gross went on to address some of the issues that accompany her job as an interviewer and as an interviewer on a public radio station. She emphasized the importance of radio as the most ideal medium for the interview, because it is unencumbered by the time limits of television and the importance of the image. Gross observed, “I don’t have to worry about how I look, or how to smile. During the interview, I just turn into a big ear. I’m very well-suited to the invisibility of radio...