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...Martha Stewart Living: The likely Democratic candidate for the Senate once said of her career choice, "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas." Why not give her more time to do so after the election? Paid for by Friends of Giuliani...
...Billie Stewart, 64, of Asheville keeps a sticky pad in her car, and when she thinks of an errand that needs to be done, she jots it down. "If I write down bakery," she says, "I can let go of it and don't have to clog up my memory." Written reminders aren't cheating. Far from it. They make it easier for the brain to handle a larger quantity of information. Technology gives us an increasing number of things to remember--PIN numbers, passwords, all those pesky dotcom names--but at the same time provides excellent aids...
When he wanted a design for the 21st century, James Stewart Polshek, architect of the Rose Center, went to the 18th. His solid sphere set in a mostly glass cube has its origins in one of the abiding fantasies of the architectural world: the unbuilt ball that French neoclassical visionary Etienne-Louis Boullee conceived in 1784 as a memorial to Sir Isaac Newton. Boullee knew a simple sphere would state with full authority the grandeur of the cosmos. Polshek knew...
...first choice. I wanted Everyman for this, I wanted the Everyman character. I wanted a young James Stewart. I wanted somebody that men could relate to, that women could relate to. I wanted somebody that didn't look like a hardened criminal, because he was in there for car theft, not for murder. I wanted somebody who was intelligent, that you believe could think on his feet like this. I wanted an actor who could do the comedy, the funny lines. And I wanted someone whom I like around me. I don't like working with people that...
...movie and I really liked it," Daniel J. Stewart '03 said...