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...endearing to unprofessional. But that stinker was probably an anomaly. After all, it aired the day after an anthrax scare in the building, it was the third straight show after the always obsessed-over season premiere and it didn’t have a single appearance by the invaluable Morgan. And there are some signs that point to good things for the season ahead: the arrival of Amy Poehler from Comedy Central’s weird and wonderful “Upright Citizens’ Brigade” to augment newly-promoted cast members Rachel Dratch, Fey and Maya Rudolph...
...Weekend Update” guests have also addressed the attacks: Darrell Hammond’s Jesse Jackson explaining that he had been contacted by the Taliban when they left a hang-up on his machine and he *69ed them was easily the high point of the first episode. Tracy Morgan said that he now favored racial profiling, particularly for dudes with their heads all wrapped up that aren’t Erykah Badu. Fey and Fallon’s predecessor Colin Quinn returned to the “Update” set and contributed a lengthy and generally unfunny monologue...
...possibly, the unspoken policy is deeply feminist. Could it be that corporate America is using recruiting dress codes as a way of protesting the horrible repression of societies where women cannot bare their well-toned legs even if they want to? Have JP Morgan and N.O.W. topped Dubya and General Pervez Musharraf as the world’s strangest bedfellows...
...maybe interviewers get kickbacks from the United Skirt-Makers of America Local 363. Who knows how deep Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are digging for capital in this bear market? Perhaps big-business is pro-worker after...
...department's bungling of DNA evidence left jurors around the country skeptical of prosecutors. Add well-publicized problems with the FBI's labs and police-brutality scandals in New York City and Los Angeles, and "the law-enforcement community was tainted," says DeKalb County, Ga., district attorney J. Tom Morgan. But since Sept. 11, jurors have made a U turn. "There was a time when I'd ask people, 'If the government made it, it must be blank?' And in the past that blank would come back with 'overpriced' or 'unreliable,'" says Houston defense lawyer Troy McKinney. "Today...