Morning headlines
September 22, 2008 at 10:51 am by Russell McLendon in NewsINVESTMENT BANKS: A thing of the past.
RED, WHITE AND SACRÉ BLEU: TIME magazine bears the sobering message that all this federal financial fiddling is making us kind of French.
BRIAN NICHOLS TRIAL: Scheduled to begin today.
PUMP SLUMP: Gas is hard to find in parts of the Southeast as pipelines are slow to rebound from Ike, but the current Georgia shortages should wane soon.
1400 PEACHTREE: You know what we need to solve this real-estate crisis? A new 70-story skyscraper.
HOT AND BOTHERED: A man and woman flee police in a van after being caught by police midcoitus, then crash the van and run.
HELL TO THE CHIEFS: The Falcons dismantled Kansas City Sunday for their second win of the season, while handing the Chiefs their 12th straight loss.
BLACKOUT: UGA holds onto No. 3 in both polls; coach Mark Richt announces the team will wear black jerseys for the third time against No. 8 Alabama this Saturday, when ESPN GameDay will be in Athens.
September 22nd, 2008 at 11:48 am
I’m sad that I’ll never get to take my children to New York and show them an investment bank.