Comments on: Word of the Day: Panoply

[ralexan385]

If you wonder what to say when you finish. Just say the same thing you say to your kids when you leave or when they go out. I always tell my kids to becareful,have a good time,and good bye

[macme26]

katie,
when you worked on the other network you would aways greet people by saying nice to see you. so maybe when you sign off you could end the evening by saying it's been nice to see you!!
goodluck with your new job and thanks for doing the wonderful charity work that you do.

mike

[adetailer]

be safe, be reponsible, be happy. this is katie couric, good night

[sherryk85]

OK KATIE TRY THIS> IM KATIE COURIC Be content to stand in the light, and let the shadow fall where it will." UNTIL TOMORROW GOOD NIGHT OR


IM KATIE COURIC PLEASE REMEMBER "Of all the rights of women, the greatest is to be a mother." AND GOOD NIGHT OR

IM KATIE COURIC AND "No use putting up your umbrella till it rains." GOOD NIGHT OR

IM KATIE COURIC REMEMBER
When idle concerns don't fill your thoughts, that's your best season." GOOD NIGHT OR

IM KATIE COURIC REMEMBER "When we lose the right to be different, we lose the privilege to be free." GOOD NIGHT OR

IM KATIE COURIC UBTILL TOMORROW MAY ALL YOUR NEWS BE GOOD NEWS GOOD NIGHT OR


IM KATIE COURIC REMEMBER "Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet." GOOD NIGHT

GOOD LUCK AGAIN!!!

[nasiatka1]

Hi Katie,

BRAVO!!!!!!!!!! Excellent Job!!!!!!!!!!

Your quote should be..."Bringing you the truth everyday.....until tomorrow.....good night".

or

The Truth and nothing but the truth..everyday. Thanks for watching...until tomorrow...good night

or

Bringing you the news...Always what's current and important to you in the world we live in...we'll see you tomorrow

or

Thanks for watching...until tomorrow...may your news and the world's be nothing but good....Until Tomorrow....I'm Katie Couric

OK Katie...I'm Done :) I look forward to seeing you another 50 years....

[bashers81657]

i love the idea of challenges and katie this is a great challenge for you good luck. watch your first show, really a fresh idea and totally different of what were use to. i think your sign off should be simple, something like this, we hope you had a geat night as we did, lets do it again, thank you for watching.

[jenniebnyc]

good job katie

signoff suggestion:

wishing each of you a safe and pleasant evening

[a-near-myth]

As an individual generally disappointed with television and television news, I was delighted to see Ms. Couric return to the "news desk" with her wit, charm, and experience in tow.

Best thing thats happened to CBS since Bob Keeshan and Walter Cronkite (and with those two names mentioned Katie knows she's in good company).

Good Luck Katie!

[emmamcvey]

Katie, GREAT JOB! You have won me away from NBC news on your first night. You have brought depth and honesty combined with balance and a sense of true passion and compassion for topics of the evening. Reporting on Mr. Bush's terrorist speech with Thomas Friedman following immediately provided real insight into a complex topic, thus diffusing the "sound-bite" message the politicians have learned to manipulate to their advandtage in recent years.

Thank you. I hope to be seeing much more intelligent and informative coverage as the mid-term elections approach.

[seaandsand]

All Americans have something to say. Tonights FreeSpeech subject was on Mother's, who cross our borders illegally, to earn money to feed their children. The solution presented was that we help these countries create new jobs. Let us not forget the thousands of American children that are hungry and ill, locked in while their Mothers try to find work to feed them.
When my children were in high school, school clubs raised money thoughout the year. At Christmas the student, divided into groups, were assigned a needy family. When my son returned his first comment was that it made his heart feel good to be able to help. The family his group was assigned was a single Mother of 3. Cardboard on the windows covered broken glass, the house was cold. The Mother was making soup with a soup bone, 1 carrot and a stalk of celery. The students gave the Mother groceries - she sat down and cried. On gift the youngest child, a boy, received was a set of Trucks. His older sister, crying to hard to open her gifts, said her brother never had a truck before, he used rocks as his trucks. The Christmas tree was a tree branch with newspaper decoration. This was just one American family in need, there are thousands.
Charity to all is a good. Does Charity begin at home? Should Charity begin at home? Let us not forgot the American children, and Mothers, in need. Are they not news worthy to report? If we cannot help the hungry families in our country, should we help others first?