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...those wonderful smiles?true, pure, honest?that lets you see into her soul. In her village of La Clusaz she was very close to people. Even when busy she would take time to ski with the kids, to help them, to share what she knew. What struck everyone about R?g?ne was her incredible willpower, determination and tenacity?despite her many accidents?to conquer her fear, come back and win. Only a very few champions ever manage that. To me, she was like a daughter. I think R?g?ne had it in her to win a gold medal in Salt Lake City...
Here?s a statistic that nobody paid much attention to before Sept. 11: over the last 30 years, 80% of the world?s terrorist attacks have struck at businesses...
Dorothy Fortenberry: It really struck me. It’s an incredibly well constructed play, in which every moment contributes to a complete and subtle and fascinating narrative.... More specifically, it’s about the limitations people put on themselves when they’re at really young ages...
...While there were no major breakthroughs to report on the anti-terror front, the President nonetheless struck a confident chord as he sought to encourage Americans. "I am proud of Americans. Our people have responded with fierce determination." Citing this week's successful blockade of terrorists' U.S.-based funding, the President also underscored advances in homeland security and cited the government's ability to track and infiltrate terrorist cells...
...Sept. 1998, however, it was a different story. On Sept. 9, Elster pled guilty in Middlesex Superior Court, and details of the case were at last revealed. On that January day, Elster had struck the victim across the face and raped her. Her roommates had taken her to University Health Services after they found her crying in the bathroom. The victim—who by law has the right to stop prosecution at any time—decided not to take the case to court. Elster was sentenced to three years probation, during which time he was forced to stay...