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February 26, 2005 Issue Date:
February 26, 2005

Quotables

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"People are not going to modify their sexual habits . . . until they see their friends dying again."

Homosexual author and AIDS activist Gabriel Rotello on whether homosexual men will change their behavior in the face of a virulent new strain of AIDS diagnosed in New York City.

"Frank is now dead and gone."

David Dingman-Grover, 9, who named his large brain tumor "Frank." He gained national attention when his parents auctioned "Frank Must Die" stickers on eBay to pay for surgery. Doctors at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center removed the tumor Feb. 2 and a biopsy last week revealed that David is cancer-free.

"History cautions that people experiencing long periods of relative stability are prone to excess."

Testimony from U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan before Congress last week, noting that the personal saving rate has dropped to an all-time low of 1 percent.

"We hadn't noticed."

Wall Street Journal editorial on the announcement last week that the National Hockey League would cancel its season after a long postponement due to labor troubles.