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...John Kerry-John Edwards ticket would win not only my vote but also my confidence in a brighter future. George W. Bush is an honorable man doing his best, but he is one of the worst Presidents in modern history. In today's climate, America's President must be, above all else, a visionary and a diplomat of the highest order. Bush is neither. His my-way-or-the-highway attitude doesn't fit U.S. foreign-policy concerns or domestic issues. That's why I'm happy the Democrats finally seem to be getting their act together. Chuck Knowlton Danville...
...Crimson will also need Grumet-Morris to be at his best. It was no accident that Harvard lost when he struggled Friday, then won when he shined Saturday. In the ECAC, a league that includes four of the top six scoring defenses in the nation, goaltending is your meal ticket. Grumet-Morris was living proof of that two years ago, when he had a 1.70 goals-against average, .932 save percentage and 4-1 record in Harvard’s run to the NCAA tournament. After a 40-save shutout on Saturday, he could be primed for a similar postseason...
...hope that he has it wrong. The Christian story includes joy, astonishment, prophecy, righteous wrath, mystery and love straightforward as well as love sacrificial. The Passion of the Christ is a one-note threnody about the Son of God being dragged to his death. That may be just the ticket for some times and for some benighted places where understanding human torment in terms of God's love is the only religious insight of any use. But in a culture as rich, as powerful, as lucky and as open-minded as ours--one might even say, as blessed...
...John Kerry--John Edwards ticket would win not only my vote but also my confidence in a brighter future. George W. Bush is an honorable man doing his best, but he is one of the worst Presidents in modern history. In today's climate, America's President must be, above all else, a visionary and a diplomat of the highest order. Bush is neither. His my-way-or-the-highway attitude doesn't fit U.S. foreign-policy concerns or domestic issues. That's why I'm happy the Democratic Party finally seems to be getting its act together. CHUCK KNOWLTON...
Amid their gloom, Boston Red Sox fans can find a ray of hope in the New York Yankees' big trade for Alex Rodriguez, baseball's highest-paid player. Over the past 15 years, having the richest player on your team has not been a ticket to success (see below). One problem: because of his restructured salary deal, A-Rod's pay won't be No. 1 in 2004. That honor now goes to Manny Ramirez--of the Red Sox. Talk about cursed...