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Borders Spell Trouble for Arab-American
Arab-American organizations want Congressional oversight of the terrorist watch list system, citing cases of citizens who have been detained repeatedly without being given a reason.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
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Jets Trade Up to Draft Revis With 14th Pick
In selecting the Pittsburgh cornerback, the Jets addressed their most glaring deficiency and traded away three draft picks to the Carolina Panthers.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
For $82 a Day, Booking a Cell in a 5-Star Jail
For offenders with money, self-pay jails operate like secret velvet-roped nightclubs of the corrections world.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
For Colt and His Owner, a Long Ride to the Derby
Elizabeth Valando turned down a $17 million offer for her horse, Nobiz Like Shobiz, after he won his first race.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Chemotherapy Fog Is No Longer Ignored as Illusion
Research is leading to new attitudes about the cognitive side effects of life-saving treatment.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Sex Slave Dispute Follows Abe Even as He Bonds With Bush
Japan?s leader used pointedly vague language to sidestep the issue of his country?s responsibility toward sex slaves.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Bombing in Pakistan Grazes Official but Kills 26
A suicide bomber struck at a political rally in Peshawar, narrowly missing Pakistan?s interior minister and his son.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Consumed: Buzz Factor
A new product gets a lot of attention ? mostly from vehement critics.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
DataBank: The Dow Zips Past 13,000 (and Doesn?t Stop)
The Dow Jones industrial average broke through the 13,000 barrier for the first time on Wednesday and kept going. By the close of trading on Friday, it had reached 13,120.94, a new record.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Corrections: Federal Reserve Interest Rate Cuts
An article last Sunday about investing in bonds referred imprecisely to the Federal Reserve?s cutting of interest rates early in this decade. The Fed began cutting rates in early 2001 and finished in mid-2003; it did not start the cuts in early 2003.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
The Count: How to Depress Spenders, and How To Lift Them Up
Consumer confidence is all about perception, but it?s a perception that has a powerful effect on reality.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
A Disciplined Business
The creation of online pornography is becoming more acceptable, more rarefied and more challenging financially. That?s enough to turn on Peter Acworth.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
The Basics: Oh, for a Chance to Whitewash a Fence
Mark Twain?s 19th-century sprite is being name-checked a lot lately as a handy way to describe the Internet vogue du jour: exploiting free labor and content online.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Career Couch: Sizing Up Your Skills for a Return to Work
Be sure of your goals. And remember that your former employees may now want to hire you.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
The Boss: Family First, Then Task Forces
?I was a good student, but what I really liked to do was organize a group of people to do something,? said Lois Quam, president of public and senior markets groups for United HealthCare.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
National Perspectives: Trying for Balance in Rural Development
Rather than allowing development to overwhelm Jasper County, S.C., officials have collaborated on a plan to guide building and preserve natural beauty.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Everybody's Business: Enron, the Supreme Court and Shareholders on the Brink
In 1994, the Supreme Court basically said that there would be no liability for players who ?merely? aided and abetted securities fraud.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Suits: A Russian Oligarch Goes Shopping
Oleg V. Deripaska, the second-richest man in Russia, is making ever-bolder forays outside that country.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Home Front: At Whole Foods, a Welcome Sign for Immigrants Seeking Jobs
Immigrants and refugees can receive a leg up through a pre-interview training program supported by Whole Foods Market and a social services group.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Economic View: The Divisions That Tighten the Purse Strings
Studies suggest that America?s diversity goes a long way toward explaining why government spending on social welfare programs is much lower than in Europe.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
Square Feet | Ventures: A Starring Role for ?Green? Construction
As concerns mount about global warming and oil prices, so, too, has interest in more sustainable construction.
New York Times - April 28, 2007
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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