Wednesday, May 31, 2006

The Score

A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.

Posted on Wed, May 31, 2006 at 4:00 AM

+1

The Times-Dispatch announces the retirement of Ross Mackenzie, editor of the daily's editorial page for 37 years. Upon stepping into the sunlight, he turns to dust, which is then scattered into the newspaper ink now smudged on all our souls.



+2

A state report shows that Virginia's fourth- and eighth-graders are getting better at science. And teachers are 4 percent better at outsmarting electronic scanner machines.



+1

CarMax gets a new CEO in Thomas J. Folliard. He is gently used.



+2

The "American Idol" tour, featuring Richmond's Elliott Yamin, sells out in 15 minutes, Coliseum officials say — rivaling the Bruce Springsteen concert. One day aliens will read history books about the pop virus that killed the human race.



+4

Richmond buys gas and fires up barbecues and all that other stuff to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend. And some people actually take time to remember.



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