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...here on the eve of their bus tour through the Midwest, couldn't look more pleased -- with each other or with their media technique. So far, they've used television to their advantage, never letting coverage get seriously out of hand. Next week comes the Republican Convention, which may swing the tide back toward Bush, reduce the Democratic lead in the polls, and signal the beginning of the electoral season's tougher phase...
Politics matters, says Leveille, watching her niece play on a swing set in the Cambridge Commons. But she says she is not sure if a Republican or Democratic president makes that much difference...
Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee Albert A. Gore Jr. '69 will swing through Massachusetts this morning, stopping to open a Boston campaign office and to tour a Cambridge computer firm...
Bush uses these tools extremely well, as we saw when he put together the anti-Saddam coalition. But when ideologies swing voters beyond concerns about who can best use these tools, Bush gets uncomfortable. Now he is left pleading with the public to judge which candidate they "trust" more with the instruments of governing...
Like high-tech, multimillion-dollar special effects. The Irish band U2, which used to pride itself on its spartan, no-glitz performance style, has invested $2.5 million in an extravaganza it calls the Zoo TV Outside Broadcast, to be unveiled when the group begins a 15-city U.S. swing that will run from Aug. 11 into November. Dates are still being added, but the tour will also hit Toronto and Montreal. The show employs nine screens, with the two largest measuring 20 ft. by 30 ft., three dozen 27-in. television monitors and a satellite dish. During the concert...