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...where does the George W. Bush Online Store fit in? Is this a sign of a new politics of marketing? Perhaps. But bear in mind what they tell us in the fine print at the bottom of the page: “Founded in 1984, the Spalding Group [the licensee of the store’s merchandise] has been the principal supplier for the last five Republican presidential nominees.” As sick and as obscenely commercial the web site is, they are indeed the same products—in concept if not in form?...
...daily trips to a nursing home. Geraldine says her only sister hasn't visited for years and doesn't participate in any aspect of their mother's care. The roller coaster of emergencies and emotions that she has experienced over the years has been almost more than Geraldine can bear alone. "Now that I'm losing my mother, I've also lost my relationship with my sister. The burden has been completely on me, and it has broken my heart," she says...
There was also a dramatic reading of Anton Chekhov’s “The Bear...
...Frierson notes that she had dismal expectations of the group before her performance began. Poor expectations will always breed poor results. Situations such as this alumni event require more of an effort from students, not less, which is a difficult but honorable responsibility to bear...
...candidates’ names have become irrelevant. Yet, in this campaign season’s orgy of collective identity, voters cannot possibly succeed in discerning which of the candidates is a better human being and policymaker. With both the House and the Senate up for grabs, if voters cannot bear to check the box next to the name of a mindless automaton pretending to be a thinking candidate, they should look instead to the emblem of the one, residual difference of this campaign season’s politics...