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...city where clients self-administer a fatal dose of barbiturates and slowly fade away while listening to their favorite music. "These people are like the ones who jumped from the World Trade Center on Sept. 11," says Ludwig Minelli, Dignitas' director. "They want to be spared terrible pain and suffering. Helping them is a very humane thing." Not everyone agrees. Dignitas' work is fueling criticism at home and abroad, and a debate about the organization is expected in the Swiss parliament soon. Some critics accuse Dignitas of luring people to Switzerland who might never contemplate ending their own lives...
Against Brown,however, Rose had no choice. After leaving the game in the second quarter, he was forced to remain in the locker room for almost an hour, his back searing in pain...
TIME did an exceptional job covering the events of Sept. 11 and those that led up to it [9/11, ONE YEAR LATER]. We must never let the pain inflicted on the innocent fade from our collective memory. I have an uneasy feeling that we may be letting an opportunity pass if we do not engage in an honest national discussion about the roots of the hatred of the U.S. A great nation should have nothing to fear from a candid review of its dealings with others. ERNEST MONTESANTO San Jose, Calif...
...Over eight years on her nightly broadcasts, Xue virtually became the Oprah Winfrey of Nanjing, feeling the pain of female listeners while taking their calls and reading their letters on the air. While her own somewhat privileged background was hardly as harrowing, Xue still struggled with tough issues?facing early placement in a "black school" for outsiders, dealing with pent-up feelings towards her displaced parents, and coping with sexual ignorance that led her to believe she could get pregnant from holding hands with a man. In The Good Women of China she dovetails her personal life story with those...
...know exactly what that means and what sacrifices are needed to bring Serbia there. Serbia is for the first time dealing practically with a market economy and democracy. Djindjic compared reforms to a surgery—it is necessary, it hurts and people don’t like the pain. But he suggested that as a politician, he does not aspire to be loved, but respected. And that is part of a changing mentality that needs to take place in Serbia and in the region—the way people think, about politics and politicians among other things...