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...interactions I learned that aging and retired people are incredibly friendly to total strangers. They’d gladly invite me into their homes, reminisce about arguments they used to have with their union friends over whether to vote for Nixon, and maybe offer me a Dolly Madison or two before talking for as long as they could keep me captive. And they vote. Lord do they vote. Every last one of them. In fact, a good half of them serve as election judges, which makes them the lynchpin...
...news is that Villanova is an even stronger team than their No. 11 ranking would indicate. The Wildcats lost 17-0 to James Madison last weekend, but that contest was waged in torrential downpours that limited both squads to a combined 213 yards of total offense and caused the two clubs to combine for 13 fumbles, nine of which were lost...
...protests began on an incredibly uplifting note. On Sunday I marched to Madison Square Garden alongside 500,000 people in a procession that lasted hours into the afternoon. The march was entirely peaceful—with the exception of the giant paper dragon that went up in flames. We were united in our rising frustration with the Bush administration and our genuine fear of the consequences of its actions. There was nothing but hope and enthusiasm in the eyes of everyone I saw. Even the police officers lining the streets were exceptionally calm and relaxed (at least that...
...remind one another that humor, passion and the ability to view aging as a valuable source of knowledge helps us all. We should not approach growing old with thoughts of darkness, withdrawal and rejection. We need to enjoy living, no matter what our calendar years. DAVID A. SORBER, M.D. Madison...
...have the jacket from the [Madison Square] Garden [show] in my closet right now. I look at it often...