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Flowers, who jokingly referred to himself as “the youngest member of the panel,” urged cross-cultural respect...
That's a scary thought. After crushing the 1997 Masters with a 12-stroke win to become, at 21, Augusta's youngest champion, Tiger went through a similar drought, going 28 months without winning a major. He followed that lag with the Tiger Slam: four straight titles, from the 2000 U.S. Open through the 2001 Masters. Like Wayne Gretzky and Michael Jordan before him, Tiger has blurred perspective. When only four golfers have won more majors than you have, at 28, honors like five straight Player of the Year awards are no longer good enough...
...Mary continued with the UC even after he lost the election, but soon took on a paid administrative job at the IOP. There, then-fellow David Wilhelm, who’d been the national manager of the Clinton/Gore campaign in 1992 and went on to be the youngest person to chair the Democratic National Committee, saw something in him: a babysitter...
...large, America’s youth have historically remained an untapped resource in politics—to the detriment of the country as a whole. The youngest section of the electorate has been the least engaged in our nation’s great business of political warfare; however, it is imperative that the youngest voters—those voters who will soon be our doctors, lawyers, teachers and laborers—be intimately acquainted with the ins and outs of the great ideological issues of our times. Therefore, it is deeply encouraging that one of the nation?...
...most demanding ventures. "You should place your children at the feet of masters rather than make them bosses right away," Dhanin says. Although the sons work as hard as their father, they're open to other outlooks on life. "My father may not like to hear this," says the youngest, Supachai, 36, the CEO of CP subsidiary TelecomAsia, "but some day, I'd like to retire early." Dream on, kiddo. --By Robert Horn