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...woman from Dallas. "How much more attention does this killer deserve?" asked an Orange, Calif., woman. "Your cover should have shown his victims' families, with the headline AGONY PROLONGED!" There were other suggestions for the cover, including photos of the 168 bombing victims, the FBI documents or even a blank page. An Arizona man showed special creativity: "Instead of glorifying the poster boy for all the wackos of the world, a better cover would have shown FBI Director Louis Freeh with egg on his face...
Other authors in this genre also hold out hope for lifelong love and lust. In her introduction to the often gaspingly explicit Still Doing It: Women & Men over 60 Write About Their Sexuality, edited by Joani Blank (Down There Press), Eleanor (Ranger) Hamilton writes, "When I was a student, training to become a marriage counselor, I asked a lovely old lady in her late sixties, 'When does sexual desire stop?' Her immediate response was, 'I'll let you know.' Her answer confirmed what I have known now for 40 years--namely, that we are sexual beings from birth until death...
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...game. Nationwide, the number of active militia groups has plummeted, from a high of 858 in 1996 to 194 last year, according to figures from the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Alabama-based human-rights group. Dozens of websites that became infamous after the Oklahoma City bombing have gone blank. "Tens of thousands of people got bored waiting for the revolution that never came," says SPLC spokesman Mark Potok...
...tale of how Rudenstine asked Gates to make a “fantasy list” of scholars for the department is practically Harvard legend. Rudenstine handed Gates a blank sheet of legal paper. Gates made a list that included Lani Guinier, Cornel West, William Julius Wilson, the Higginbothams, Lawrence D. Bobo and Suzanne P. Blier. A decade later, he notes, they’re all at Harvard, and the Afro-American Studies program—ranked number one in the nation—is planning to accept its first class of doctoral candidates this fall...