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...death of the sport's biggest draw and love-him-or-hate-him hero led every newscast Sunday night and fronted every newspaper in America on Monday morning. Throughout the week, cable news channels brought us the daily press conferences, tearful interviews with mourning fans, and a memorial service befitting a folk hero. Sunday's race in Rockingham, N.C., not far from Dale Sr.'s hometown, will be a wailing wall. But Dale Jr. will be out there, in one of his father's cars, because Dale Sr. would have wanted it that way. The race will...
...still don't know much about our new president. Though many feared that domestic policy would be Bush's weak spot, he has so far received remarkably good ratings for everything from his education plan to the much-maligned tax cut that foes could not wait to hate. Let us hope that he can do the same with foreign policy, and soon. Until then, I'll be smiling, but holding my breath...
Sherialyn Byrdsong, the widow of Ricky Byrdsong, echoed Shepard's criticism of society but said the only way to stop hate crimes from occurring was to "return...
Ismael Ileto, the brother of Jospeh Ileto, tried to convey the uniqueness of his brother's character and also called for the passage of hate crime legislation...
...France has for most of this century had a love-hate relationship with U.S. popular culture. The government has, for example, fought hard to maintain trade protections on French cinema in the face of the Hollywood onslaught. To watch Levis-clad French college kids in sidewalk cafés discussing the trial of Puffy Combs or the Cruise-Kidman divorce makes it plain that this such protections are a doomed holding action. But cuisine - cuisine is different. Ask any French man or woman for their views on U.S. cuisine, and nine times out of ten you'll be told, "They...