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...especially popular possibility involves vouchers - which would be distributed to individuals in need who could then choose whether to seek help from a government- or church-run group. This course of action would help smooth ruffled feathers on both sides of the debate by removing federal standards from organizations' quest for funding, and by placing the onus on each individual to evaluate and choose the best program for her personal needs - be they physical, spiritual, or both...
...tradition even, for a sense of God. It's about how that desire turns her into a human being. I don't think she starts out as much of a mentsch, but I think she ends up one.THC: There are really two dimensions to Sharon's spiritual quest in Paradise Park. There is a psychological explanation for her spiritual desires--her relationship with her parents, and her feeling that she is somehow lost. But you also give the spirituality she finds a lot of credit; she does, in a way, find her destiny. How did you balance that perspective...
...Harvard (21-8-0, 20-4-0 ECAC) begins its quest to recapture the national championship it earned in the 1999 season with an ECAC quarterfinal game this weekend. Harvard needs to perform well in the ECAC tournament in order to secure a high seed in the NCAA tournament...
...present, as she fleetingly adopts different lifestyles. Sharon tries to find her niche in almost every spiritual institution imaginable, from the Greater Love Salvation Church to a marijuana farm in Hawaii, from the Consciousness Meditation Center to the Torah-Or Institute in Jerusalem. The object of Sharon's quest throughout all of her divergent spiritual paths is revelation. Sharon yearns for God to flash the answer to all of her questions right before her eyes, to hit her over the head and yell, "This is your bashert...
Amazon.com, in its continuing quest to turn a profit in the e-tailing game, has long been bent on transforming itself into the Wal-Mart of cyberspace, expanding from books to electronics to drugs to furniture to cars...