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...about creating an image for their new name. Though dressed in a Lacoste sweater, Merrell slip-ons and his trademark sweatband, Wallach endorses E-Bay as the source of his Saville Row suits. Despite a seemingly high-priced aesthetic, the group explains that “You can only hate a gentleman who looks down on you.” Consequently, they strive to be as inclusive as possible with their music. “We don’t intend to alienate any anti-gentleman types,” Wallach says. “The same goes for gentleman...
...impossible. There's a decision, a consensus, that a certain kind of movie "will not work." I'll always feel that you can take the most boring subject and make it gripping. JFK was gripping, love it or hate it. People weren't thinking about J.F.K. at that point; he was off the books. At worst, the movie opened up the debate...
...counter the ever intensifying climate of terror? Not by military means. The war in Iraq is proof of that. Using armed force to retaliate, in fact, breeds more terrorists. Why not look at the real roots of this terrorism? The radical Islamists hate us because we are in their countries, owing to America's increasing need for oil. If the U.S. had a Department of Alternative Energy, we might someday be able to eliminate the Department of Homeland Security. ROBERT R. NEWELL Nellysford...
...generation of terrorist groups stated that "the terrorist threat is evolving--and getting scarier" but noted that "billions of dollars in intelligence expenditures have made the U.S. more effective than ever at hunting and pre-empting terrorists." There is no reason to believe that those who hate us are winning. The U.S. today is more prepared for attacks, and we are much safer now than in the past. We can never forget the events of 9/11, but we should put terrorism on the back burner and let the government worry about it. I'm tired of staring at pictures...
...viewpoint "The New Terrorist Threat" [March 22], former presidential security adviser Richard Clarke wrote, "[M]aybe we should be asking why the terrorists hate us." I wonder why this question is not raised more often. In my view, we can stop terrorism only if we get to its root causes. President Bush's war on terrorism will not eradicate the problem but nurture it. For every terrorist killed or arrested, a new one will emerge. We should drop all the rhetoric about the war on terrorism. Such a war cannot be won, as there is no clearly defined enemy...