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...million in new federal grants and President Bush, a supporter of no-sex ed as governor of Texas, has vowed as part of his renewed focus on conservative values to push for even more funding. "Abstinence is not jut about saying 'no' - it's about saying yes to a happier, healthier future," Bush wrote to the teens at the Miami conference...
...Still unknown are the long term effects of pledges - whether, as proponents insist, they will lead to happier, healthier marriages. Bearman is currently at work on a follow-up tracking the same students into their twenties. But judging by an informal survey, some pledgers may have a rough road ahead. Been, for one, whose website lists his favorite hobby as dating and favorite comfort item as his waterbed, has run into romantic troubles of late. "Survivor kind of killed my dating life," he says. Perhaps it was all that talk of abstaining...
...Paris debut, said London's Independent. The collection was lovely, but not ground-breaking. It looked like a job application for a couturier. Macdonald seemed to be saying, "I can do beading! I can do tucks! I can do embroidery!" He has also said that nothing would make him happier than to see Hubert de Givenchy at one of his shows and chances are this collection - packed full of references to the work of the old man - will appeal to whatever original Givenchy clients still remain. At the other end of the haute couture schedule was Yves Saint Laurent...
...consolidation into Greater New York in the 1890s to the civil rights movement and Robinson’s smashing of the color barrier. Who knows what else the Dodgers could have steered Brooklyn through? Who’s to say that we wouldn’t be better, happier people with Ebbets Field still standing...
...going to make the doctors happier because they can practice medicine the way they were taught, without withholding care," he says. "Most importantly, it's going to make the patient happy, and make them feel like the doctor is their advocate, not a tool of the insurance company...