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Powell’s struggles explored in new play

A powerful position can have its pitfalls, which Colin Powell learned as the first African American to serve as Secretary of State. This was the story told in the play “The Agony of Colin Powell,” starring Lavelle Wilson, Friday and Saturday in Dailey Theatre.

The mother of all coincidences

According to a report issued by the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, or CREW, the White House has mismanaged its internal e-mail archiving system and as a result has lost five million e-mails.

Overtime for the masses

Remember the technotopian promises of the late 1990s? Technologists promised an end to the office, as 21st century telecommunications would enable everyone to work from home.

Outed agents seek fair probe

Valerie Plame appeared a normal woman. A working professional who lavishes attention and time on her twin children, and helps run a support group for moms suffering post-partum depression. Her husband Joseph Wilson once had an exciting job, working as a high-level diplomat in Africa and the Middle East.

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