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...Newsweek column, wrote that he had signed his novel Primary Colors as Anonymous because he wished the novel to be evaluated on its own merit, not as the novel of a political columnist well-known the media. Klein had to evade an elaborate and concentrated media assault intent upon determining the identity of Anonymous. We take our anonymity for granted and even complain about...
...archbishop did not fear death, even with murder all around him in bloody Burundi. Stories had been whispered about Joachim Ruhuna. One told of how during an ambush by thugs intent on killing him, he calmly asked for a moment to make his peace with God--a fearless request that virtually disarmed them, allowing him to go free. Though he had enemies on all sides, he regularly traveled without escort in a country where the two tribes are hell-bent on destroying each other, where more than 150,000 people have been killed since 1993, where in July the last...
...defendants, William A. Blankenship '96 and Stephen V. David '96, were charged last April with two counts of possession with intent to distribute a class B controlled substance, one count of possessing a class C controlled substance, one count of possessing a class D controlled substance and two counts of drug violation in a school or park zone...
...charge more aggressively for its browser, Gates insists Explorer will continue to be free or, in his words, "priced to sell." Don't mistake that for an act of charity. Netscape's Department of Justice letter charged that a Microsoft executive told a gathering of developers this spring, "Our intent is to flood the market with free Internet software and squeeze Netscape until they run out of cash...
Elements of social satire outweigh any serious intent Begley might have to air the subject of genteel anti-Semitism. Schmidt, like most people, has an active Them-and-Us reflex, and his real biases are generational. He grouses dolefully about the slide in professional standards, the decline of civility and the thoughtlessness of youth. In what could be called a novel of bad manners, Begley again demonstrates that he can reveal the complexities of society and personality with a clear eye and graceful style. Schmidt may not live up to today's strict standards of political correctness, but he more...