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Students have been lobbying for a more diverse faculty for several years, though the protests have somewhat subsided lately. Some expressed joy that there are now more women at the Law School...
During the press conference where he was introduced as the vice-presidential nominee, Quayle acted more like a younger brother-cum-cheerleader than a serious candidate. His almost hysterical joy made him appear even younger than his cherubic face would indicate. And while America loves youth, it doesn't like immaturity in the person one heart-beat away from the presidency...
...opening-credits edict is just one sign of how tough the business of programming has become for a TV network. This should be a season of joy for ABC, CBS and NBC. Their combined audience share rose slightly last season, reversing a long downward trend caused by cable. The advertising market is more active than it has been in years: revenue from the summertime "up- front" selling season reached a record high $4.4 billion. The broadcast networks, dismissed as dinosaurs not long ago, are suddenly hot properties on Wall Street; rumors that one or another of the Big Three...
...sure that he didn't get any joy out of it," Johnson said...
Second, some of the must-miss movies of the summer: The Flintstones. Yabba-dabba-dumb. The one frisson of joy you get from seeing live action versions of all of the dinosaurs disappears about 15seconds into the trailer. What all that talent was doing in there I can hardly imagine. Moment of wit: the B-52's cameo...