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...people’s physical desires might be swept under the rug but the wedding plans dance highly visibly atop. At the same time, the less traditionally religious folks among us can choose to either ignore their hormones or take the so-called “ungodly” path. And well, my currently chaste status not withstanding, the path of least religion (at least in my sex life) sounds good...
...history of the most successful rock-and-roll bands, there comes a point when critical and popular recognition meet head on, and the winding path of ascension begins. As they rise, that path begins to branch out, and some evolve into underground sensations while others morph into undisputed superstars. The trick that Wilco has pulled off over the past few years has been to keep one foot in the grimy dirt and the other on the gold-paved road. Since 1994, the band has been combining their Nashville roots, laden with lap steels and banjos, with a more experimental exploration...
...those who believe he hasn't gone far enough in putting high-fee schools in their place. In the U.S., U.K. and New Zealand, governments give nothing to private schools, says Jane Caro, convener of the advocacy group Priority Public. Australia is probably too far down the opposite path to turn back, she says, "but I wish we'd never gone that way." Parents argue that because they save the public thousands of dollars a year per child by opting for private education, they're entitled to a return on their taxes in the form of moderately generous government grants...
This new approach to career week is intended to provide students both with a variety of options—and of course, the reassurance that it’s not a criminal offense not to have a career path mapped out in October of senior year. “Don’t rush in and lock yourself in the same thing for forty years. Be honest with yourself—figure out what you like doing, and figure out what you are good at. There’s no hurry—when you get closer to really needing...
Both Welch and Lannon said that they had spoken to members of the Class of 2004, who had gone on to sign contracts with AHL teams, only to encounter a far more difficult path then they expected upon arriving...