Mayor of the world CNN.com
Sixteen hours had passed since the Twin Towers crumbled and fell, and people kept telling Rudy Giuliani to get some rest. The indomitable mayor of New York City had spent the day and night holding his town together. He arrived at the World Trade Center just after the second plane hit, watched human beings drop from the sky and--when the south tower imploded -- nearly got trapped inside his
Where Will the Troubles End for Sonsini and HP? Law.com
Larry Sonsini was about to have a bad day. It was the morning of Sept. 28, and Sonsini was preparing to testify before Congress about his role in the Hewlett-Packard Co. boardroom spying scandal.
Academics Receive Grant for WoW Guild 1up.com
Not just any roleplaying bookworm qualifies, however.
DVD Review: Blade Runner Hastings Gazette
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Preview Review: Movies coming out soon The Greenville News
Home of the Brave, Dec. 15 Samuel L. Jackson and others return home to altered lives after surviving an IED attack while on patrol in Iraq. If this movie can manage some un-Jacksonian subtlety it might be pretty interesting.
US Airways set to pitch Delta its buyout bid USA Today
Two weeks after proposing the biggest airline merger ever, US Airways on Thursday will make its case directly to Delta Air Lines and its creditors at a meeting in New York. The gathering will be Delta's first face-to-face meeting with its suitor since US Airways' $8 billion hostile bid on Nov. 15.
Blue Man Group's dispute with unions spills onto Venetian sidewalk Las Vegas Sun
With his face painted half-blue and half-red and his mouth open to shout, Dar Lawerence might have looked like an enraged Arizona Wildcats fan, but you rarely see one of those standing outside the Venetian, not with about 150 friends waving picket signs.
Gridiron Grump: Accolades from one humbled Grump The Daily News
Lemme tell ya, Grumpies, it has been one of THOSE years.
Breaking a culture of silence Tallahassee Democrat
Their faces were hidden behind the creepy grimaces of Halloween masks. Two students at Florida A&M University crept through the audience, not wanting to frighten people, but rather to enlighten them with a message much scarier than their Grim Reaper garbs.
Atlanta law firm moves into Phoenix with former Lewis and Roca attorneys BizJournals
Ford & Harrison LLP, a national labor and employment law firm in Atlanta, will open an office in Phoenix Jan. 1.
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