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...seemed like that play was going a little faster than normal,” Dawson said. “Once I got to the second level, there was a wall in front of me and really all I tried to keep on running was to keep my legs churning and luckily the coverage just slipped off and it was off to the races...
...than with antidepressants. Without the use of antidepressants they will be more likely to fall victim to the self-destructive patterns of depression, which are limitless: disturbed sleep and eating, inability to derive pleasure from activities one previously enjoyed, disinterest in families and friends. In short, a paralysis of normal functioning that is depression’s hallmark...
After criticism from the Democrats, the president was forced to backtrack, restating his earlier opinion that the US will win the war on terror. Instead of alarming many for its implicit agenda, the phrase has forcefully asserted itself to become part of our normal way of reading the world. Supporters of Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kerry protest that Bush will never win the war on terror with his current policies, or that Kerry would be better in the war on terror. Yet the President must have already won something, if his “war?...
...evangelism here. God is in Paradise to do literature's work: to throw light on why we do what we do. "I was interested in the idea of self-martyrdom," Kennedy says. "In what happens when you're in a place very close to not existing or leaving normal existence behind." Fiction may be fiction, but self-destruction is an impulse Kennedy knows for real. Her 1999 cultural history On Bullfighting opens with Kennedy preparing to throw herself from her fourth-story apartment, having lost the will to write. For someone who has never wanted to be anything...
...weird to see him on TV, because he was just a normal guy I had classes with,” Esther J. Olivarez ’04 said...