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...their country. Meanwhile, South Koreans, Indonesians and Japanese are not: 48%, 45% and 39%, respectively, think another Bush Administration will be bad news. When it comes to Iraq, Asians seem universally pessimistic. By as much as 2 to 1, respondents fear Bush will fail to stabilize the strife-torn country. In Japan, one of America's most important allies in the war, only 2.3% are confident that Bush can successfully win the peace...
Meanwhile, forward Ryan Maki will be sidelined tonight with what he described as “torn cartilage in [his] ribs...
...enduring story will be Schilling's. Boston's ace had to pitch off an ankle tendon sewn in place to keep it from wobbling out of its torn sheath. He pinned down the Yankees in the sixth game, a 4-2 win in the House That Ruth Built. As Schilling worked the Yankee lineup, blood leached from the wound, turning his sock red. Holy metaphor! Then Lowe, who won the clinching game in all three postseason rounds, threw nothing but worm balls as the Sox won 10-3 in the decider. With that kind of momentum, did the Cards stand...
...ability to vote freely is under attack. Registration forms have been torn up and discarded, minorities and college students have been intimidated, and registrations have been disallowed for the slightest imperfection. Am I alone in feeling outraged, appalled, terrified? The right to vote is the very core of democracy. We cannot allow public apathy and political manipulation to undermine...
...ability to vote freely is under attack. Registration forms have been torn up and discarded, minorities and college students have been intimidated and registrations have been disallowed for the slightest imperfection. Am I alone in feeling outraged, appalled, terrified? The right to vote is the very core of democracy. We cannot allow public apathy and political manipulation to undermine it. Ken Keaton Lauderhill...