Word: poste
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...true clique in the making from the moment we made our sweaty post-FOP introductions, my first-year roommates determined that we would exist as a pack. The four of us synchronized our alarm clocks. Our Annenberg schedule was timed so we would never have a solo meal...
...strange world of Harvard relationships as soon as your arrive. If you wait until February of your first year to break up with Alissa or James, you'll be overwhelmed when you finally venture out into the Yard social scene. Harvard's dating pool is inundated with bitter, post-reading-period dumpees on the rebound and dumpers "not yet ready for a relationship...
...hard things has been that things just kind of emerge that require my time. I have talked to my predecessors about this. The role of secretary of state in the post-Cold War era requires a much greater assessment of all the issues all over the place. My predecessors had a very difficult and complicated life to live, but they focused primarily on anti-Soviet activities as they played out, and the Middle East. I really do have to show interest in and keep raising questions about places all over the world. Whoever is now secretary of state...
Book lovers are the Luddites of the intellectual world. I can no more imagine their giving up the printed page than I can imagine a picture in the New York Post showing the Pope technoboogieing the night away in a disco. My adventure in cyberspace (Riding the Bullet, available on any computer near you) has confirmed this idea dramatically. My mail and the comments on my website www.stephenking.com reflect two things: first, readers enjoyed the story; second, most didn't like getting it on a screen, where it appeared and then disappeared like Aladdin's genie...
...votes. And that's exactly what Al Gore plans to do Tuesday, when - hot on the heels of Republican rival George W. Bush, who has publicized a strikingly similar plan - he jumps on brand-new government "surplus" estimates and announces an ambitious retirement investment plan. According to the Washington Post, the spectacularly expensive savings-investment plan would help participants save up to $2,000 per year, while (here's the kicker) draining government coffers of roughly $200 billion over 10 years. The scheme would provide government grants to families who contribute to individual retirement accounts (at a rate...