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...going to sleep at night, I'd open one of his books, and it was like reading a novel by Faulkner. He saw so incisively that by adhering to facts, he revealed the source of fiction. It was life itself, and he questioned and celebrated it in the same heartbeat...
...chastity, left me overcome with feelings of outrage, disgust and sadness. My beautiful 16-year-old daughter died in a car accident several years ago, and her loss continues to bring our family indescribable pain. I know that her father and brother would give their lives in a heartbeat if doing so would bring her back. That fathers and brothers would take the lives of daughters and sisters in the name of honor is beyond abominable. LOUISE MCLEOD Duncan...
...chastity, left me overcome with feelings of outrage, disgust and sadness. My beautiful 16-year-old daughter died in a car accident several years ago, and her loss continues to bring our family indescribable pain. I know that her father and brother would give their lives in a heartbeat if doing so would bring her back. That fathers and brothers kill daughters and sisters in the name of honor is beyond abominable. Louise McLeod Duncan, Canada I cannot understand how Iraqi men can so blatantly mistreat their women and feel no remorse or shame. How can they kill their mothers...
...Bush could be decided by the two V.P. candidates. Edwards is young, charismatic, intelligent and ambitious and is from a working-class family; Dick Cheney comes across as old, stodgy, curmudgeonly and boring. His health is a real negative. Keep in mind that the Vice President is just a heartbeat away from the Oval Office. Now, who do you want in the presidential line of succession--Edwards, who is trim and fit, or Cheney? McCONNELL SANDERS Los Molinos, Calif...
...emptiness. For a moment, I saw nothing. No trees, no bushes and not one familiar contour of a sheep or cow behind the fences of a paddock. The illuminated dials in the dashboard seemed all there was in the world and the hum of the engine its only heartbeat...