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Elle Woods tends to think (shocking) pink when it comes to wardrobe, believes it's O.K. for men to moisturize and is totally cool when Bruiser, her beloved Chihuahua, turns out to be gay. So far, so culturally correct...
...numbers item on Pope John Paul II's far-flung travels [NOTEBOOK, June 16] said he had visited 179 countries. The correct figure...
...creating an impression that the bartending course is an offering of the University, we’d like to correct that impression,” he added. “If we have to say yes to the question, ‘Is bartending taught to Summer School students?’ then we have explaining...
...certainly a level of professionalism in some of the attacks on U.S. forces, suggesting the involvement of members of Saddam's security forces. But others have been crude hit-and-run attacks and in some cases even Quixotic charges by lightly armed men on armored vehicles. Rumfseld is probably correct in asserting there are a number of different elements at work. But the Defense Secretary may also be a little too inclined to blame the problem exclusively on die-hard Baathists and criminals. (It is certainly difficult to imagine what motive criminals would have for attacking U.S. forces, since they...
...their issue. And so debate on a crucial domestic-policy question is hopelessly distorted. We talk too much about age and too little about need. The most important health-care question is rarely asked: Given the limited resources, what should be our spending priorities? I suspect that the correct answer isn't subsidizing prescription drugs for all senior citizens regardless of income. A better answer might be subsidizing the worst-case health-care situations regardless of a patient's age. Obviously this would still mean prescription drugs for the elderly poor. But what would it mean for the rest...