41.  Any technology that changes the ways we communicate _ witness the printing press, the telephone, and the television _ has a profound impact on the culture.

42.  Del Vecchio has fought his way from an orphanage to become one of his country's most revered business leaders.

43.  Delaney said the district doesn't question the state's standards, but it disputes the way the state measures the district's performance against those standards.

44.  Delaware put its program on hold while it looked for less expensive ways of meeting the federal guidelines.

45.  Dertouzos, for his part, sees technology heading inexorably in the direction of the way life should be.

46.  Described as firm but fair as a coach, Holzman was remembered not only for his victories but also for the way in which he won.

47.  Describing the book as a novel about the ways that family members hurt one another, Fiennes said it was rejected for publication shortly before her death in 1993.

48.  Design time lines have a way of looping to the future.

49.  Designed to give viewers a better way to keep track of the puck, FoxTrax has been derided by hockey connoisseurs and applauded by new fans.

50.  Cultural officials from Central America met with the Clinton administration in Los Angeles on Wednesday to find ways to halt the theft of archeological treasures from their countries.