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...never forget the Dartmouth game last year,” says the 6’1 forward from Hillsborough, Calif. “It was one of the most exciting sporting events I have ever been a part of. To come back like that after being down, it was so exciting...
...Don’t forget the Powerade...
While the Republican sweep on the state level was part of the same upheaval that shook Congress, it was also different in some ways because Governors have a different kind of job. In a nation where the cameras are mostly turned on Washington, it's easy to forget that the real business of the public sphere -- schools, police, road maintenance, welfare -- is still largely the responsibility of states and the people who lead them. Political posturing will not get you far when you have to deal with an opposition majority in the state legislature -- the election put just 17 legislatures...
More importantly, the focus on veterans may lead us to forget some of what is at stake in debates about war and peace. Veterans are, by definition, experts on the suffering that war brings to America’s armed forces. But that suffering is only part of the cost of war. The Iraq war has caused more than 2,000 American military deaths, but it has also caused, according to some estimates, an in excess of 100,000 deaths among Iraqi civilians. If what we achieve in Iraq is not worth
...spend one day in prison, a conviction on a drug charge is the equivalent to a life-long sentence,” wrote Scarlett Swerdlow, the executive director of drug law reform group Students for Sensible Drug Policy, in an e-mail. “Youth can forget an education [with] a conviction on a drug charge—no matter the nature or number of the offense. You could have made a mistake twenty years ago, but are ready to turn your life around, only to find that the national government and even a handful of state governments won?...