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Intense discussions are currently under way at NBC, which wants to lay off the staffs of both the Tonight show and Late Night With Conan O'Brien by the end of the week, according to network insiders. An NBC spokesman wouldn't comment, except to say that the shows are in reruns until further notice and that the staffs have been told that layoffs are a definite possibility...
...sigh of relief after Letterman assured them this week that they would get paid at least through the end of the year, whether or not the shows resume production. Letterman was able to make that promise because both shows are owned by his production company, Worldwide Pants - unlike Tonight and Late Night With Conan O'Brien, which are owned...
...Richter wasn’t even alive in 1982.“[The Dutchmen] had some good chances, but our guys kept them to the perimeter for most of the game,” Richter said. “They battled hard and blocked a lot of shots again tonight. They’re doing a great job with that so far this year. I can’t stress how much that helps me.”Richter’s goaltending has been impervious of late. He leads the country in goals-against average (0.75) and save percentage...
...were not only in it in the end, [but] we were up by 10 in the first half, and it was a five- or six-point ballgame in most of the second half.” The team hopes that its rebounding woes will be solved tonight, when the Crimson plays its first home game against Siena College at 7 p.m. Delaney-Smith called the inability to rebound “the single glaring statistic” in the loss to the Dukes. “It’s something that’s in our control...
...that Trippi is a convert. (One Edwards staffer said that Trippi was simply showing support for the "change gang.") And, it's true, the Edwards campaign is alive and well in Iowa. Privately, rival campaigns concede that Edwards would probably win if the caucuses were held, say, tonight. Says one organizer, "His supporters are largely previous caucus-goers; you don't have to convince them very hard to go again. Everyone else is going to need all the convincing we can manage in the next month and a half." The excitement generated by Obama's fiery but disciplined speech...