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...Then, everybody rallied Friday afternoon on Bush talking about the stimulus package. Which was nice, because it had really been a pretty good week. The Dow had gotten to nearly 9200 since Monday's sub-8800 lows, and was up 14 percent since the low, low bottom set at the end of that awful first week of post-attack trading. Not bad, considering the war hadn't yet started and the economic news was unimproved. The NASDAQ had begun to consider the possibility that blue-chip techs had an excellent chance of bouncing back before too long, and despite...
...York state laws have left Giuliani with but one reasonable option for the future: to accept the sub-mayoral administrative post that mayoral candidates such as Fernando Ferrer have offered him. In this role, Giuliani could continue to provide moral and symbolic support to New Yorkers and to continue overseeing the relief effort without undermining the democratic process...
...industry has hardly curled up into a ball. Like many other entertainment companies, comicbooks are rushing to provide special benefit issues. Marvel will likely be the first when it publishes "Heroes," on October 17. Sub-titled "The World's Greatest Superhero Creators Honoring the World's Greatest Heroes," it will be a 64-page posterbook of art depicting the heroics of firemen, EMS rescuers and ordinary citizens. Then later in December Marvel will release "Moment of Silence," a wordless comic based on actual stories from the disaster. DC, Darkhorse, Image and Oni will collaborate on a benefit book titled "September...
...second game featured seven lead changes and was dead-locked all the way through. Both teams struggled to post kills, with Harvard hitting a sub-par .105 and the Stags a mediocre .217. With Fairfield leading 29-28, Ogbechie came up with a monster block, one of four on the afternoon, to tie the game. But the Stags scored two consecutive points to take the game and a 2-0 lead with...
...written into Nirvana’s sets. And despite the apathetic grunge prototype which Cobain attempted to purvey to his fans, he actively solicited labels, lawyers and radio stations, insisting on moving Nirvana to a major label when he felt that the band’s original label, Sub Pop, was unable to give the band enough commercial publicity. Cross details every plot in Nirvana’s ascension to fame and its careful planning on the part of Cobain—from biographical inventions to his songwriting, even encompassing the drug addition for which the musician was infamous...