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...League undergraduate newspapers which endorsed a candidate in advance of today’s election, all chose Kerry. He also received the endorsement in all six major undergraduate newspapers in the Boston area which took sides, including MIT’s The Tech, The Tufts Daily and Boston University’s Daily Free Press...
Christina Wright, a second-year student in the Master of Divinity program, said she chose to attend the Divinity School because of its lack of affiliation with a specific denomination and its ministerial emphasis...
Reactions like this are the reason for Mark’s request to remain anonymous in this story. Today, a senior knee-deep in the job hunt, Mark doesn’t want his sexual preference turning up on a Google search. For the same reason, he chose not to disclose the names of the multiple other undergraduates he says are also in the SM scene—people he might recruit for SHACKLE once it gets off the ground, if it ever gets off the ground...
...family to have to cope with it for a long time." For a cure, Shinta and thousands of Australians like her are at the mercy of medical science, the slim possibility that a miracle drug might be discovered in time to save them. Rather than obsess about that, Shinta chose to set the bar a little lower. In 2000, she joined a group of women - all with advanced breast cancer - engaged in a Melbourne-based trial of Supportive-Expressive Group Therapy, in which the participants meet weekly to discuss their cancer, including their treatment and innermost thoughts and feelings...
...conducted after last week's third presidential debate (see chart, pages 36-37), suggests that wedge issues, which normally work to the Republicans' advantage, are not a big G.O.P. plus this time. Asked whom they trust to handle "moral-values issues such as gay marriage and abortion," more voters chose Bush (44%) than Kerry (42%), though the difference was within the margin for error. In early September the numbers were 51% to 37% in Bush's favor...