added 2007 Sun May 27 16:34:04 by GregD
As Cheney told the graduates of the enemies they may soon face -- terrorists "who oppose and despise everything you know to be right, every notion of upright conduct and character" -- there were moments when it seemed that he had simply recycled an old speech from 2002.
As Cheney told the graduates of the enemies they may soon face -- terrorists "who oppose and despise everything you know to be right, every notion of upright conduct and character" -- there were moments when it seemed that he had simply recycled an old speech from 2002.
added 2007 Sat Mar 17 1:18:20 by RizlaRoll
YOUNG people, wealthy families and graduates use the internet more than the elderly, poor or unqualified, according to a report that highlights Britain's growing "digital divide".
YOUNG people, wealthy families and graduates use the internet more than the elderly, poor or unqualified, according to a report that highlights Britain's growing "digital divide".
added 2007 Sun Mar 4 15:58:42 by corey.spring
They've crammed hard for four years straight, with a party or two thrown in. They've written countless papers, given lots of presentations and created the makings of a stellar resume. Now's the time for this spring's college graduates to start searching for the payoff: a dream job.
They've crammed hard for four years straight, with a party or two thrown in. They've written countless papers, given lots of presentations and created the makings of a stellar resume. Now's the time for this spring's college graduates to start searching for the payoff: a dream job.
