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...born into the wrong body; the surgery is therefore corrective. Others argue with equal force that gender dysphoria, as it is known, is a psychiatric affliction and that mutilating the body to fit the afflicted psyche is to inflict a double injury on the patient. The area is gray enough, and the controversy serious enough, to leave the matter, as we have, to the conscience of the individual physician...
...listened to son, salsa and guaguanc? as it poured from car stereos on hot days. I nodded when Cuban exiles told stories about the raptures of Havana or the terrors of Castro. And I spent a lot of time looking south over the 90 miles of gray-blue water and trying to imagine what the Real Cuba was like...
...California voters prepared for the political anarchy they?ve unleashed now that more than a million of them have signed a petition to recall Governor Gray Davis? While Davis fights to save his job and Republicans fight each other for the privilege of replacing him, the state will be doing nothing to solve its $38 billion budget crisis. And no matter who ends up in the governor?s mansion once this fight is done, few voters - if any - will be happy with the results...
...strategy Davis takes, he will have to focus much of his time and a huge amount of campaign cash on the recall. That leaves less time for the budget, which he has not handled well up until now. His party faces a tough choice: How long to stand behind Gray? If it looks like the governor has no hope of beating back a recall, at what point do other Democrats put themselves on the ballot...
...Satanism." I don't understand why people would discourage reading this remarkable series, even if their religion holds that magic is bad. Rowling writes about goodness triumphing over evil, and although many of the characters are clearly either good or bad, there are also witches and wizards in the gray area in between. Even if the Potter books, as Yale professor Harold Bloom predicted, end up "in the dustbins everywhere," readers worldwide, young and old, will remember them as fascinating, magical stories of bravery and love. MELISSA PAN Plano, Texas...