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...small things we often take for granted: a smile, a helping hand, a kiss, a wave, a pat on the back, a glass of water, a promise kept. And when you find the source, you know it. Sometimes happiness overflows, but it never destroys. Paul Aboh Lagos Thank you for the tips and techniques for finding happiness and peace of mind. In particular, "Eight Steps Toward a More Satisfying Life" was just what I needed to read. I believe in making my life a more satisfying one, and I am learning to forgive those who have hurt me. Forgiveness works...
...like to thank the editors for their kind attention to my criticisms of Harvard’s curriculum, which appear in the March issue of the Atlantic Monthly. While the editorial is entitled “Doubting Douthat,” (Editorials, Feb. 16) I think that there is actually very little disagreement between us as to the overall state of Harvard academics. The editors concede that “there are major flaws in the current Core Curriculum, the academic advising system, and even the apathy of some professors and teaching fellows,” and they allow that...
...THANK YOU FOR YOUR ARTICLE ON THE 25 most influential Evangelicals in America [Feb. 7]. At a time when Christianity in the U.S. is finally beginning to recover from the televangelist debacles and other overpublicized problems of the past, it was encouraging to see a mostly positive report on the good things that are happening in Christian ministries today. Those who are wary of evangelical activists need to understand that true Christians are not bigots, hypocrites or crooks. We just want to live our lives to please God as best as we can, take care of our families and help...
...THANK YOU FOR THE GRACIOUS recogiItion of me in your article. I think, however, you missed something: the most influential and greatest Christians are the people all over America you've never heard of. They have a deep concern for the most needy among us, especially those who do not know Jesus Christ...
...thank you for continuing to fuel the flames surrounding University President Lawrence H. Summers’ innocuous remarks in which he simply noted that some social scientists have opined on the reasons for a lack of “women in science.” Intellectual curiosity should be advanced at Harvard, but alas...