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...TIME would do all it could to help the U.S. win this war. Now is the time to fight for our country and way of life. I understand you may not wish to fight, but do not hinder those who do. Major Frank S. Shaw III, U.S. Army, Tallahassee, Florida...
...doesn't give anyone license to insult someone else's ethnicity, religion or gender. I am not a fan of Imus, but I believe he is a decent, compassionate and complex man who was badly in need of a refresher course in tasteful humor. Isa K. Mushahwar, St. Petersburg, Florida...
...current version on the Web is not complete, but it does allow Tanjeloff and Galkowski to receive feedback and ideas for improvement.Tanjeloff says Check My Radar is set to launch at three sites in upcoming weeks—Harvard, Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, and the University of Central Florida.“We have a good connection to those schools and we know a lot of people that go there,” says Tanjeloff.He says the Web site hopes to gradually expand to new campuses, mirroring Facebook’s early growth after its 2004 launch.THE COMPETITIONSubmissions to HCEF?...
...parties have tried to draw a line at February 5 - Democratic National Chairman Howard Dean has even threatened to penalize Florida by cutting its number of delegates to the 2008 national convention if it holds its primary before that date, and the Republicans have issued a similar warning. That's one reason why, although Florida's House of Representatives has already passed a bill moving the state's primary to January, the more cautious state Senate has yet to vote on it. The state's legislative session ends on Friday...
...Still, gaining nominating influence seems more important to states like Florida than losing delegates: they'd rather candidates feel beholden to them in the general election than at the largely symbolic conventions. Dean permitted Nevada and South Carolina to hold their primaries in January because he felt their heavier Latino and African-American electorates would be a fitting balance to the largely white Iowa and New Hampshire caucuses held that month. But Floridians insist, justifiably, that their electorate is as much a mirror of the nation's new demographic mix as any state's - all the more reason, they...