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...poems in Franz Wright’s new collection, “God’s Silence,” should be profoundly moving. Wright grapples with depression and thoughts of suicide as he tries to sustain his saving connection with God. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for poetry, Wright has a careful control of language; his line breaks are exquisite and his words never seem out of place...
...recovering from season-ending surgery on his meniscus, watched from the stands. Joe Mackey, father of leftfielder Chris Mackey, fondly remembered when he played at Fenway in the Beanpot tournament and faced UMass pitcher Mike Flanagan. Flanagan went on to become an Orioles star and Cy Young award winner. Judith Klimkiewicz expressed the thoughts of many of the parents. “For any young boy,” she said, “especially in Massachusetts, it is a dream to play here. You can see them get so psyched, and they play a little bit differently. It?...
...surge of online interest in the film, which included a considerable number of Snakes-related songs, both funny and serious, New Line announced a partnership with the website TagWorld.com to faciliatate a contest that would allow people to vote on their favorite Snakes song, and agreed to include the winner's music in the film. Winners have been announced, and the site also features a number of clips from the film...
...June at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. The investigators are also writing a paper to submit to a research journal, but felt it would be unethical to withhold from the group that participated in the STAR trial their overall conclusion that raloxifene was the winner. The women will now find out which drug they were taking, and those on tamoxifen will be given the choice of either staying on that drug or switching to raloxifene...
...somebody has acted unethically or illegally, the fact that he or she is a Pulitzer Prize winner or a Nobel Prize candidate is totally irrelevant,” Gordon said. “I’m very puzzled to hear that from economists who are usually very logical thinkers...