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...dull. The sight of a woman, a black man, a Mormon, a Christian preacher and a former POW slugging it out has been as fascinating to many of us out here as it is to American voters. Hillary Clinton appeals to many who have fond memories of her husband's presidency and those who would like to see a woman in the White House; McCain comes off as brave and decent; and in Barack Obama, a biracial son of an immigrant, millions see themselves. "Educated, international-minded Indians get a huge thrill out of Obama," says Shashi Tharoor, a former...
...whether life has meaning and whether God is really with us. My worst fear is that the world is meaningless and I'm deluded-that I won't ever see people that I have lost again, my daughter who died when she was a little girl and my husband who died in 2002. I think all Christians face that fear...
History and Literature lecturer Michele C. Martinez said yesterday that both she and her husband walk 12 minutes to work, walk to Shaw’s for groceries, and walk with their toddler to public parks, often leaving their single car unused in the driveway...
Adams House Resident Dean Sharon L. Howell said that when she moved to Cambridge from the suburbs with two cars, she and her husband rarely used them...
...playing into these innuendos by telling 60 Minutes that Obama isn't Islamic "as far as I know." Over the past few weeks, though, both Barack and Michelle Obama have given ammunition to the smear artists. Michelle's moment was her extremely unfortunate statement that the success of her husband's campaign had made her "proud of my country" for the first time in her adult life. The Senator's moment came in the Ohio debate when he played political word games before rejecting the support of the bigot Louis Farrakhan. The hesitation was noticeable - and unacceptable. There are other...