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...reality, Brokaw's workday begins when he crawls out of bed between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. From his home in New York, he logs onto the NBC computer system, which provides him instant access to wire reports and news dispatches from around the world...
Maybe it's because he's expecting. Maybe the 20th anniversary of Rocky made him nostalgic for working for less than $20 million. Or maybe a workday filled with explosions, guns and car chases just isn't the blast it used to be. SYLVESTER STALLONE will star in a (gasp!) small movie. "I've gotten as far as I can get in a certain genre," says Stallone. "Now it's time to come back to something I feel a real kinship for." He adds, "There are only so many catastrophes you can do before they start to look the same...
...calls "cubicle culture": a natural subject, since he himself occupied Cubicle 4S700R as an applications engineer at Pacific Bell. (He has also been a computer programmer and a commercial lender and was robbed twice at gunpoint during a stint as a bank teller.) But the absurdities of Dilbert's workday shared space with his hopeless dating life and Dogbert's periodic attempts to conquer the world...
Chirac: Because there are many variables we can work on, I am sure that we will find the necessary policies to return to a more or less normal situation. There is the length of the workday or workweek, for example, and new kinds of jobs. Half the professions that will exist 10 years from now are not even known today...
...Really, so far I've been able to keep it half and half," Stubbs says. "[But] as a senior tutor, a lot of the work goes beyond the 9-to-5 workday. I don't go to the museum in the morning without stopping by [the Currier House] office first...