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...GPRS - the data-friendly wireless system the boffins call 2.5G - remains just another acronym. (The consultancy Analysys reckons only one-third of people with GPRS phones use the new services.) "Even though we've had these mobile data networks up for a couple of years," admits Kent Thexton, chief marketing and data officer at the British network mmO2, "there hasn't been that much to do on them." The operators want badly to change this, 3G or no. Gearing up for Christmas, the wireless industry has begun a big push on a new range of whizzy phones that...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: A Pretty Picture | 7/28/2002 | See Source »

...thinking all day about how he should try to escape if the opportunity came. Said David Jodice, of Vienna, Va.: "They were shouting at us in pitch darkness, and then we totally panicked when they threw a hand grenade at the passengers." At that point, said British Passenger Michael Thexton, "everyone made a dash for it. I climbed out onto a wing and jumped down onto the tarmac and ran." Catherine Dumas, of Lafayette, N.J., who escaped the plane without a scratch but suffered a sprained ankle when a nervous ambulance driver ran over her foot, called the scramble...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Terrorism Carnage Once Again | 9/15/1986 | See Source »

...Arthur L. Thexton was a model business executive. He was making $30,000 a year as vice president of a Cincinnati manufacturing company. Last November, Arthur Thexton asked his business friends a surprising question: What would they think of his going back to school? "I was afraid [they'd] think I was nuts or something," fays Thexton. But they didn't. Some of them even confessed to the same itch...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Education: New Leaf | 3/15/1948 | See Source »

...Arthur Thexton quit his job, enrolled at Columbia to get an M.A. As a college boy at Williams, he had been able to get along by scribbling down a few notes in class. Now, he takes down everything his lecturers say, spends hours each night going over his notes. Says he: "At my age it is much harder to retain the stuff than it was at 19." A member of Cincinnati's reform Charter Party, he wants to teach college courses in government...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Education: New Leaf | 3/15/1948 | See Source »

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