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...bigot, exactly. I just worry about what the world will be like when it finally squashes all competition. For instance, I used Netscape's browser for years and have it on my computer still. But it's become something of an affectation, like sporting a DOLE IN '96 bumper sticker. Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4.0 does most of what Netscape's browser does, and it fits better with the Windows operating system--exactly as Bill Gates and his evil geniuses intended. Besides, I got so sick of all the insistent dialogue boxes that Windows popped up whenever I installed...
Shivaram said that although he placed his name and an identifying sticker on the rug, he still failed to find it when he returned the day before registration...
...this inexhaustible variety I sought as I traveled the backroads of the American West. I would have been equally happy being enchanted by old-fashioned hospitality or repelled by rednecks stoning me for the Harvard sticker on my car. I wanted to find the variety of experiences, of people and of culture that Fitzgerald's quote had suggested...
...living like there's no God, says the bumper sticker, you'd better be right. Current events suggest a corollary: If you're living like there's no media, you'd better be clever--especially if you run a country that cut its colonial teeth burning witches and branding naughty women with big red A's. But Clinton wasn't clever, according to Starr. He wasn't even awake, it seems. To keep his love toy under wraps, it's charged, he enrolled every friend, acquaintance and staff member other than the senior White House tour guide. He babbled away...
Moreover, even at the priciest colleges, the real cost, after all aid is factored in, is just under half the sticker price. That's for the theoretical average student, of course, and shouldn't be taken to mean that you can just lop half the cost off any college's price tag and expect to pay that amount. But it does mean that, as Deputy Secretary of Education Mike Smith says, "the resources are there." You need to find them, and you need to plan. "No matter how old your child is," says American Express's Satovsky, "saving for college...