Winslow Homer The Gulf Stream painting

Winslow Homer The Gulf Stream painting
Winslow Homer Children on the Beach painting

S. Senator-elect first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, left, and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates flank student Nyasia Bowles at a Harlem Boys and Girls Club in New York. Microsoft is donating some $100 million to the group over the next five years.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5 — Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, described by one congressman as a "modern-day Andrew Carnegie," has announced a donation of $12.3 million and $88 million in software by the computer giant to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America."It's a great time to be a kid," the billionaire businessman and philanthropist told youngsters Monday in the gymnasium of a Harlem Boys & Girls Club. "Working together, Microsoft and the Boys & Girls Clubs are committed to bridging the digital divide and providing all our children with the technology skills to succeed