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...Jillson says.But Gifford thinks that sometimes the market shouldn’t just run its course.“Organic change means out goes an independent local store and in comes a chain,” she says. “The Square has lost its soul.”Another bookstore that closed in recent years, Pangloss, also shuttered its doors in a Harvard-owned space at 65 Mount Auburn Street.“They were at a point in their business that they were changing and Harvard is not always in the position where they can help people...
...he’s great!” then I’m destroying any future possibilities, because if he’s great, why would anything ever change? There’s also a part of me that says that anything bad that I say will strike my soul as just telling her something bad so she’ll think less of him, so I really don’t want to do that. I don’t know what to say if she asks me! My mental instincts shout “the truth, silly...
...This year's election season across the continent was widely billed as a battle for Latin America's soul: Venezuela's contest is the last of a grueling 10 presidential races since last December that pitted Washington's globalization agenda against the more statist policies of the new Latin American left. And with leftist economist and Chavez pal Rafael Correa defeating conservative billionaire Alvaro Noboa in this week's Ecuador run-off vote, a Chavez win will give the left a 6-4 edge. But the intensity of the contest will be demonstrated elsewhere on Friday - at the inauguration...
...that can tackle Venezuela's soaring murder rate or neutralize Mexican drug gangs so vicious they're tossing the heads of decapitated rivals in streets and nightclubs. "Crime," Calderon concedes, "is a battle we are losing." Among many others. So maybe now, with the battle for Latin America's soul over, conservatives and leftists - and Washington - can focus together for once on a war to reduce the region's social and economic demons to rubble and dust...
...bigotry was the role of the people expressing it. Politicians and entertainers, after all, succeed by knowing our hearts and minds. We are, in a real way, implicated in their achievement and their disgrace. So you'd think this explosion of public ugliness might spur some kind of national soul searching. Did we somehow encourage their bigotry, by ignoring softer forms of it in our pop culture? Did they think on some level, conscious or not, that they spoke for us? Were they right...