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season-ending banquet--I realize that when I revisit my memories...
...founder of modern China, who is still revered by many on both sides. Though his influence has greatly declined in recent times, the government on Taiwan had publicly idolized him for years. If reconciliation is to be ever possible between the adversaries, perhaps they should revisit the principles promoted by this idealist, returning to the original hopes and dreams that were never fully realized...
...international ostracism that resulted from her association with the Third Reich. Now 97, she suffered relatively minor injuries last week when a helicopter in which she was riding crashed in the Sudan. She is being treated in Germany for a few broken ribs. Riefenstahl was in Africa to revisit the Nuba tribe, which she photographed during the 1970s, a project that drew criticism for its perceived objectification of tribe members. A life this controversial, of course, is tailor-made for Hollywood. Jodie Foster is developing a film about Riefenstahl and plans to play the lead herself...
...restoring the dignity of the office--and McCain is beating him at his own game. "People want to elect a statue," observes Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating, a devout Bush backer. "They want a hero, an unblemished and unvarnished guy in the White House. They don't want to revisit the agony of the past eight years. Bush has to show his character is unvarnished and unblemished." But he's going to have to get past McCain...
Poor women!" sighs University of Michigan cardiologist Dr. Lori Mosca. "Every time a new study comes out, they have to revisit the decision they've made." That decision, of course, is the one that currently confronts millions of baby-boomer women just entering their menopause years: whether or not to supplement their bodies' flagging supplies of estrogen in hopes of preventing late-in-life maladies like osteoporosis and heart disease...