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...demonstrations surrounding the meeting between Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair provided a perfect illustration of a clever hypocrisy being practiced by the heads of both countries. For the Stop the War Coalition to have assembled hundreds of thousands of people in London to demonstrate peacefully on a weekday was no mean achievement, yet the Bushes were able to truthfully claim that they had hardly been aware of any protests. This was possible only because British authorities ensured that the demonstrators were kept out of the Bushes' range. And then, having cleverly outfoxed the protesters, the politicians added salt...
...talking about FM. If you only want to see one page in this issue, please read page nine. Rachel spent a morning (well, actually, many mornings, but only one as a reporter) with two full-time employees of The Crimson who make sure that the paper comes out every weekday. Brian Byrne and George Dioguraei are two of the least known people at 14 Plympton Street, but two of the most crucial. Most people don’t even realize that we have our own presses here, and these are the guys who print the pages and get the papers...
Walking in, though, I felt almost lonely. I’ve been twice—once for a late weekday lunch, again for a Saturday dinner—and both times was disappointed that the restaurant, a quintessential hole-in-the-wall with no more than a dozen small tables, never managed to quite fill up. Eventually I convinced myself that in one sense, that’s almost part of Rangzen’s charm: you can go for a quiet dinner and not be crowded or forced to run into anyone...
...meant to be: pulsing lights, pounding beats, short skirts and the requisite freaks and grinds. Three bars keep the libations flowing like water, lubricating the red and black fantasy world of Club Europa. “[HSU] shows that we do know how to have fun, even on a weekday,” partygoer Lisa M. Shichijo ’06 says...
...rule, wi-fi users tend to spend more time in Starbucks--about 45 minutes per average customer. Bob Macala, 61, says he is at the Piper's Alley store every weekday from 8:30 a.m. until noon and then sometimes in the evenings as well. The retired English teacher is working on a novel and poring over his stock portfolio. He's even made some wi-fi friends, mostly other retirees who hang out at Starbucks and trade stocks online...