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...USED to be a faithful "Dear Abby" reader when I was younger. I stopped reading when there was a big scandal over her practice of re-running columns during her vacations. Abby's advice was usually lousy the first time around...
Silber said the campaign has proved to be more challenging than he expected, but he's in it for the duration. "I'm Johnny in the first reader and the book is a little bit longer than I thought it was...but I'm studying hard," he said...
...electronic access cards would be similar to the ones used for automated teller machines. Students would simply pass the card through an electronic reader in order to be allowed entrance...
...time travel? Why not simply write a novel about the 1869 Red Stockings? (Yes, they were a real, nearly unbeatable team who were the first baseball professionals to be paid openly, by contract, and who campaigned to both the East and West coasts that year.) The reader does not really ask these questions, because the narrative moves with such cheerful confidence that doubt does not arise. But a couple of advantages work powerfully in favor of the author's device. Fowler, having a thin time of it in the 20th century, is plunked into a situation in which his only...
...does President Bush. However, we feel that the editorial cartoon published in the Feb. 1 issue of The Crimson which blasted Bush for vetoing a bill allowing Chinese students to remain in the U.S. after their visas expire, overlooked some key facts and was misleading to the uninformed reader. An examination of the facts shows that a Presidential veto was warranted and does not compromise the safety of Chinese students...