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Person of the Week A LIBRARY CARD OPENS WORLDS From the Brooklyn Public Library, audacious busboy Abraham Abdallah cybertapped into bank and brokerage accounts of Oprah Winfrey, George Lucas and others, stealing untold amounts. Police said Abdallah accumulated 20,000 fake credit cards...
There, alumni like David C. Fogg '56 and Charles Brumwell '39 and Michael L. Reiss '81 made brief appearances. Reiss, who is known for catapulting the Simpsons television show to untold popularity, headed to the Charles Hotel after exhausting his energy at the House of Blues...
...media may not be able to call an election correctly, but when it comes to the really important things, we don't mess around. Untold hours of due diligence the past few weeks indicated that SEAN (PUFFY) COMBS and Jennifer Lopez were no longer together. The couple issued denials, but finally Combs admitted what those of us in the fourth estate already knew. "He and his love Jennifer Lopez have, in fact, broken up," read a statement released by a Puffy publicist on--ouch!--Valentine's Day. It wasn't exactly Combs' best week. In addition to losing Lopez...
...week. I have met Palestinians who traveled for hours and took huge risks to circumvent the Israeli closure of the West Bank so they might earn enough money to provide their children with food for the first time in several days. I know children who have missed untold amounts of school because of curfews. None of these events make their way onto CNN because they are unspectacular compared to the short bursts of violence. Nonetheless, these events affect Palestinian life just as much as the dramatic scenes that make the news. The Palestinians live in constant fury that their combination...
...might be really, really hard to do, now that Clinton has spent the week making headlines by taunting Bush at every stop on his farewell tour, lauding the "Gore victory," suggesting that Bush won by stopping the Florida recount--and, for good measure, saying he had some untold jokes about Bush's failed nominee for Labor Secretary that would leave his audience "howling in the aisle." A pardon? How about a punch in the nose...