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...experience to remember, mostly for good reasons. My second year was memorable in its own way, but the first year is still certainly something to cherish as it was the first time in my life I was on my own. I still haven't returned to Hollis South to visit, mostly for sentimental reasons, but I definitely remember it fondly. My piece of advice: do what you have to do to find your place here. (If you are from California, buy a nice, warm coat and dream of home in the summertime. It will get you through the winter...
...father," who was preparing to run for President. George W. was also experiencing a religious awakening, one that began with his now famous 1985 encounter with evangelist Billy Graham, at the Bush-family compound in Kennebunkport, Me. After praying privately with Graham--"It was a real personal religious visit," he says--he joined a men's Bible-study group in Midland, "taking inventory of himself," his friend Donald Ensenat says. As the economic crisis deepened, so did his faith. "The words took on a new meaning," he told TIME. "It's not simple, and each person's walk is different...
...goes in Everquest, the state of the art in multiplayer, online role-playing games. It's been clear for decades how enthralled gamers are by such adventures, in which they visit invented universes whose inhabitants create their own stories by exploring territory, making alliances, seeking treasure and so on. But the Net has advanced the form considerably since the halcyon days of Dungeons & Dragons, the original game played by dateless dweebs in rec rooms across America on Saturday nights. Today's fantasy worlds are designed by software gurus, are presented on the Web and swarm with tens of thousands...
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