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...Writing on the other side of that journey, when you??re 28, 29, has been a great experience,” she says. “I feel now like what I felt like when I graduated from college. There are things that interest me, but I’m not sure how they’re going to take form...
...Albany, N.Y. to preserve its title and continue on to the NCAA tournament. “Everything I’d say is now,” Reese said. “You have to win all the way out from the tournament to make the NCAAs, so realistically you??ve got to win the next four games in a row. Obviously we can lose one this weekend, but we’ve got to win the next four games to go to the NCAAs and get another ECAC championship.” In other words, the pressure...
Switzerland’s recent actions demonstrate that it’s never too late to admit that you??re wrong. Sometimes, a heartfelt “sorry” and a promise of more thoughtful behavior in the future are all that it takes to right a seemingly hopeless situation. The next time that an eager journalist presses the president for a response to Clinton and Obama’s criticism of the war, I suggest that he try out a new reply...
...lights on. And you see something that you only saw in your head, and not only is it all there, but it looks amazing. It’s magical when an idea in your head becomes beautiful, wonderful reality. And even if no one knows that you did it, you??re sitting out in the audience with a little grin on your face...
Lastly, if you cut out the early campaigning, you??ll have time to meet other politically-friendly peers on this campus who agree that 2008 doesn’t belong in 2007. Granted, this means Republicans, but while there may be enclaves of “Students for Romney” or “Students for McCain,” the Grand Old Party is wisely not as consumed with presidential wet dreams...