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Well, maybe not you specifically, but some people. Like those folks who read the poetry of Genesi... When it comes to holy book
Well, maybe not you specifically, but some people. Like those folks who read the poetry of Genesis and count the begats in the Gospels and come up with the notion that the world is only 10,000 years old and evolution is a crock, and anybody who buys it is already halfway to hell, just for example.
Which, by the way, is a real place. Hell is full of sulphur and lakes of fire. It's as if t...
Not surprisingly, someone as conflicted in his personal life as former Gov. James E. McGreevey wo... McGreevey book skirts trut
Not surprisingly, someone as conflicted in his personal life as former Gov. James E. McGreevey would write a book that is likewise at odds with itself.
On page 262 of The Confession, he describes an investigation by my former colleague, Sandy McClure, who discovered that McGreevey's imported Israeli lover, Golan Cipel, had lied about his qualifications to be New Jersey's anti-terrorism ...
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She doesn't need to consult a calendar. She doesn't need a few seconds to scan her memory.
She knows immediately what day it was -- May 31, 2003 -- that she was diagnosed with the AIDS virus.
``The first thing I thought was, `I'm going to die,' '' the 38-year-ol...
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She doesn't need to consult a calendar. She doesn't need a few seconds to scan her memory.
She knows immediately what day it was -- May 31, 2003 -- that she was diagnosed with the AIDS virus.
``The first thing I thought was, `I'm going to die,' ''...
Back to Home > News > Monday, Sep 25, 2006 Nation Posted on Mon, Sep. 25, 2006 email this print ... Genes don't drive raci
Back to Home > News > Monday, Sep 25, 2006 Nation Posted on Mon, Sep. 25, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this
She doesn't need to consult a calendar. She doesn't need a few seconds to scan her memory.
She knows immediately what day it was -- May 31, 2003 -- that she was diagnosed with the AIDS virus.
``The first thing I thought was, `I'm going to die,' ''...
Back to Home > Sunday, Sep 24, 2006 Daily Magazine Posted on Sun, Sep. 24, 2006 email this print ... A Hollywood bow to faith-a
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A blurb in the print ad for the 20th Century Fox movie Everyone's Hero, which opened Sept. 15, gave the animated feature five stars, declaring it "A triumphant home run for families!"
It's from a critic you've probably never heard of. In fact, it's a critic who is not, technical...
Florence Cinemas Showcase Cinemas Erlanger Back to Home > Entertainment > Sunday, Sep 24, 2006 Mu... RABID UK FANS LOVE THEIR M
Florence Cinemas Showcase Cinemas Erlanger Back to Home > Entertainment > Sunday, Sep 24, 2006 Music Posted on Sun, Sep. 24, 2006 email this print this
More than an ocean divides the United States and the United Kingdom. A sensibility gap looms between the two as well, wider and deeper in some places than the water.
You'll find proof in the recent career of the Scissor Sisters. In ...
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Although mainly identified with that "other city" across the state (you know, St. Louis), John Danforth represented the Kansas City citizenry for decades as a U.S. senator and as Missouri attorney general.
Unlike so many other state attorneys general and members of Congress, Danforth, a Republican...
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I read the Sept. 13 article, "Manors out to dissuade sex in park," and was happy to hear that the Wilton Manors Police Department is going to conduct some undercover stings to try to get the park back to a family-...
Back to Home > Carolina Living > Sunday, Sep 24, 2006 Travel Posted on Sun, Sep. 24, 2006 email t... Save some time for history
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At 171 square miles, Curaçao is easy to cover in a day.
I began my explorations in the narrow streets of Willemstad.
The Museum Kura Hulanda, in downtown Willemstad hotel, was a logical first stop. Although a museum seems an odd diversion in a place with such allurin...
