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...want to remind students that we have a regular deadline also that does not hurt their chance for admissions,” McGrath Lewis said...
...media may soon get over its four-week impatience, and settle in for a winter of low-key combat. President Bush and his cabinet members and generals have been at pains to remind us, all along, that this is a new type of war against a non-state actor, in which the definitions, strategies and yardsticks of all previous conflicts no longer apply. Still, if that puts U.S. ground troops into a long-term deployment in Afghanistan, expect to hear a lot more discussion of the Q-word on the Sunday talk shows...
...uncomfortable. Events seem to overtake opportunities to process what's going on, not only on this side of the world but also in the United States. Ground Zero is still smoldering. Memorial services are still taking place. My own family and relatives remind me that they are constantly remembering the September 11th nightmare...
Bush can still remind you of the regular guy he used to be. When he insists that he's "amazed" by the hatred toward the U.S. in some parts of the world, he displays a powerful faith in American goodness and a naivete about the way the U.S. is perceived abroad. During an event at the CIA, he said three times that the terrorists had "misunderestimated" America and its leader. He was right...
Just in time for the return of those nasty midterm grades, FM gives you “Balderdash with the Professors”. This fun game is designed to remind you that even though they may be able to deem your paper “undirected, unsupported and unresearched”, the title of Harvard Professor does not confer upon its holder omniscience. So next time you’re stumped on question number five of the world’s hardest problem set, remember that the creator of this torturous assignment probably doesn’t know the definition...