Default Mac OS X settings make some fonts look ug-lee. Read JWZ's post for some details. Some fonts end up looking thicker and more jagged than they should be.
Here's how my Terminal and NetNewsWire looked when I had to re-install my Mac:


And after the fix, here's how they look now:


What fixed this? Go to System Preferences > Appearance and set Font Smoothing Style to "Standard".

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