Keith Olbermann
He has been called the "Howard Cosell of his generation," and he has been called a lot of other things including, most recently, "a witty bastard" (www.slate.com). Now, you can call Keith Olbermann "Olympic anchor." At Athens, he will serve as studio host at both MSNBC and CNBC, part of NBC¹s wall-to-wall coverage of the 2004 Summer Games.

Michael Shapiro
In 1957, the Brooklyn Dodgers left for the west coast. Some Brooklynites of a certain age have clung to their hatred of team owner Walter O'Malley ever since.

Columbia University journalism professor Michael Shapiro thinks the O'Malley bashers are wrong, and it is "time to forgive."