Sitting in a huge red tour bus, the Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson smiled at the crowd gathered for him at Paine College Thursday. As he made his way to the college's Gilbert Lambreth Chapel, with his wife Jacqueline at his side, well-wishers shook his hand and snapped his picture. They claim this 21st century success story is too congested, too polluted and too unlivable. The Bells, both 30, are former Atlantans who have abandoned the city for Chattanooga, which some arrogant boosters here claim as the city's northernmost suburb. I guess this means that my affair with the hunky Webvan guy is over.
Baby joggers are the stroller version of SUVs.
Pilots don't drive Jaguars. We can afford much better. Although a number of companies have posted signs on service station pumps saying cell phone usage is banned, presumably because the phones might spark fires, officials in the cell phone and gasoline industries say no such incidents have been documented. She has gone to games and rallies, attended classes and lectures, helped stage parties and picnics, done hours of community service. And yet, when she graduates from the Terry College of Business with an accounting degree, the African-American woman isn't sure whether she'll come back to the university for homecoming, or how she'll support it as an alumnae.