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...baptism to become a real live Evangelical, and that he would prefer a Christian U.S. President to a Muslim one (he wants someone who shares a "solid grounding in my faith"). That checks some big boxes for the Christian right. His new faith talk may not be enough to appeal to religious conservatives in Iowa and South Carolina. But McCain seems willing to try anything--even a dunking. SECULARIST...
...Canary say Rove "had spoken with the Department of Justice" about "pursuing" Siegelman, with help from two of Alabama's U.S. Attorneys. Bill Canary called her charge "outrageous," and other alleged participants in the phone conversation issued similar denials. (The White House declined to comment, citing Siegelman's pending appeal.) But last month Simpson testified behind closed doors before the House Judiciary Committee. Sources tell TIME that, under penalty of perjury, she repeated her allegations about Canary and Rove...
...days before a Harvard medical student was scheduled to take her certification exam, Massachusetts’ appeals court temporarily voided an earlier ruling that would have given her extra break time to pump breast milk. Sophie C. Currier, the MD-PhD student at Harvard Medical School (HMS), who is currently nursing a five-month-old infant, will postpone taking the exam until the three-judge appeals panel rules, said her spokeswoman, Alex Zaroulis. Currier cannot graduate from HMS or begin her scheduled residency until she passes the eight-hour licensing exam. “Things...
...afternoon, or occasionally, not at all)—Sabrina relies on paranormal forces to deliver clients. Drawing from a mixed crowd of students, the middle-aged, and the very elderly looking to check up on their life-line, Sabrina has found success in her mass-appeal and all encompassing answers (“do not worry, you will live a long life”). But the paranormal forces aren’t all giving. One expected customer is absent: Carmen Heller, the owner of A Taste of Culture, will not ask for a reading, saying she already...
...collaborative project for the pair, who were childhood friends. Atwan and Lushing devised most of the original material for the book, but they also incorporated personal accounts from friends and acquaintances. The duo, self-proclaimed fans of the three-and-a-half-year-old social networking site, said the appeal of using Facebook as a subject comes from its growing popularity. “Facebook is the biggest thing right now and [is] the Google of online networking sites,” Lushing said. But at least one Harvard student believes Facebook’s dominant presence...