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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Apparently, McCartney has learned over his long struggle to establish himself as a musician apart from the Beatles that musicianse must inevitably give concert-goers at least a little bit of what they want to hear. But this crowd didn't come to hear Wings, and it certainly didn't come to hear "Say, Say, Say." It came came to hear the Beatles...
...amid the bland voices emanating from these friendly stations were others that sounded a bit different. They were the voices from Radio Moscow, and Radio Sofia Bulgaria and Radio Tirana. Their American accents were usually flawless, but the news they read always sounded suspicious to my American ears...
...together to increase the impact of TIME stories. Last week we marked Hoglund's 10th anniversary by inviting a group of editors and artists to an informal seminar on the future of magazine design. Says graphics director Nigel Holmes, who arranged the event: "I thought we should reflect a bit on what Rudy has been doing to evolve the look of TIME. It was a way of educating ourselves about the efforts we make every week to invent the best possible way of communicating stories...
...have always been important. But never have they been so prominent as they are today, and never so smoothly subsumed into the performing personality. There is a little debate about exactly how live the New Kids show is (is it real, or is it lip-synched?), and quite a bit more about how slickly the New Kids have been packaged and sold. The financial phenomenon of the New Kids is part of the total experience. As performers, Knight and his brother Jonathan, 21, Wood, 21, Donnie Wahlberg, 20, and Joseph McIntyre, 17, are as sleek, nimble and nifty...
...position to pacify the restive right and propel the court more speedily on its current course. With two other Justices, Thurgood Marshall, 82, and Harry Blackmun, 81, in fragile health and rumored ready to follow Brennan into retirement, the Bush imprint on the high court could become every bit as significant as Reagan...