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Witnesses at the Grille said that a bouncer named Dave was responsible for filling out the police report, and argued with the police officer about the wording of the statement.
Proponents argued that few creatures would swim close enough to be deafened by the speakers, which will be anchored 3,000 ft. deep. Moreover, supporters said, the noise would be no louder than other sounds filling the sea, from the thunder of cracking polar ice to the roar of supertankers...
& And, of course, hindsight is easy. As Bill Carter reveals in The Late Shift (Hyperion; $24.95), his richly reported book on the network battle over Letterman, NBC's blunder was, if not excusable, at least understandable. When the network negotiated a new contract with Leno in 1991, in part to...
"A department or organizational unit laying offa staff member continues to have an obligation tohim/her for two year following the layoff," themanual sstates. "During this time, the departmentor unit must (1) make an offer of employment tohim/her should the same job again becomeavailable, or (2) give strong preference tohim/her in...
The first College publication devoted solely to photography released its first issue yesterday, filling what its founders say is a long-held seed for a forum on student photographers' work.