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...Harvard, but he didn’t come in to school “contracted” (on a four year scholarship and committed to serve already). “For a long while I thought that I was going to do some sort of military service. Patriotism somehow gets instilled in you from very early on. But what exactly that would end up being—an active duty commitment or time in the reserves—wasn’t really clear to me until freshman year,” he says...
...then I somehow realized that I was a whole person, not a piece of a person. I was not going to eat over the sink for the rest of my life. This was a surprise for me. I had always thought of myself as a piece of something else or half of something. I had really thought that when I lost Milt I would fall apart. But I didn't. I realized that I could be alone. I now took care of me. I'd eat what I wanted to eat. I'd buy veal chops, which Milt wasn...
...probably recorded in the past two months. "This is a way of telling people that al-Zawahiri isn't dead," says a White House aide. The U.S. believes the two may still be hiding in Pakistan's northwestern tribal areas. There have also been unconfirmed reports that al-Zawahiri somehow fled to Chittagong, Bangladesh, in March. A source in the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence, a Bangladeshi military intelligence agency, told Time last week that bin Laden's deputy left Bangladesh this summer, crossing its eastern border into neighboring Myanmar with the help of the country's Muslim rebels...
...Greene's world, love revs the heart rate and clouds the vision. So does political idealism. Both feelings can compel sporting chaps to commit indecent acts?like stealing a friend's woman, or conniving in a man's murder?with the justification that the worst thing to do was somehow the only right thing. "Sooner or later," a canny Vietnamese tells Fowler, "one has to take sides if one is to remain human." It sounds like a hero's rallying cry; in fact, it is a goad for Fowler to collude in assassination as a way of taking revenge...
...It’s feeding into the negative academic stereotype of athletes that somehow athletes cannot do other things,” heavyweight co-captain Courtney Brown said. “It’s something we choose to do. We’re an NCAA team, not just Ivy League...