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Whether you come for the hot food, the hot atmosphere, or—ahem, the hot employees—no one could accuse the Quincy Grille of false advertising in its “Always hot” campaign. During the critical 1 to 4 a.m. timeslot on weekend nights, around a hundred hungry Harvard students say hello to hamburgers, hip-hop music and hazy lighting, resulting in what can only be described as the hottest late-night scene on campus...
...depth news program hosted by Ted Koppel, with David Letterman’s “The Late Show.” The Walt Disney Company, which owns ABC, has tried to justify this move by saying that Letterman would lure a younger audience to the 11:35 p.m. timeslot, increasing advertising revenue for a slumping network...
...Networks have a commitment to their viewers to provide comprehensive, informative news coverage. Quality broadcasting like “Nightline” should not be sacrificed simply to make room for entertainment programming; if ABC does secure Letterman, “Nightline” should be moved to a timeslot in primetime, even if on a more limited basis...
...Through keen and probing questions, they quickly advance arguments and perhaps unintentionally, often make some reporters appear nervous and uncertain. "I think it's healthy for reporters to get their feet in the fire." Hewitt says Nesson remembers that just moments before "Viewpoint'"s airtime, in "Nightline'"s usual timeslot, moderator Ted Koppel told the assembled reporters. "You're about to confront the snarling tiger...