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    May 25, 2012 |Story| South Bend Tribune

  1. Think about food and what is good

    It has been almost four months now that I have sat in my philosophy class at the University of Notre Dame wondering whether I was eating "good food." My roommate of two years has been a vegetarian since we started rooming together. I always respected...

    Tags: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Salmonella Infection, Religion and Belief

    2. May 25, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Review: Wes Anderson finds near perfect balance in 'Moonrise Kingdom'

    It seems fitting that "Moonrise Kingdom,"arguably Wes Anderson's most grown-up film yet, is a warm and funny fable about kids on the cusp. Here the writer-director's tendency toward the allegorical casts a magical spell with Anderson finding a near...

    Tags: Bob Balaban, Edward Norton, Bridesmaids (movie), Wes Anderson, Literature

    3. May 24, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  3. University of Missouri Press to close, after 54 years

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    The University of Missouri will pull the plug on its 54 year old press, just the latest in a string of academic publishing casualties...
    4. May 24, 2012 | Orlando Sentinel

  4. The Magic could alter the structure of their basketball operations department

    Orlando Sentinel’s Magic BasketBlog
    It might sound like a semantic point, but there is an important distinction to keep in mind as the Orlando Magic sort out their front-office situation in the weeks ahead. The Magic’s next “general manager” won’t necessarily be in...
    5. May 24, 2012 |Column| Hartford Courant

  5. A Baseball Addict Confronts His Demons

    The Hartford Courant
    It was our much-anticipated quarterly lunch with Tim Kurkjian, baseball analyst extraordinaire, wherein George Will and I bathe in a constant flow of obscure statistics, Kurkjian oddities and ribald anecdotes. Kurkjian asked us about our daily reading...

    Tags: Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals, Nationals Park, Sports, Spring Training

    6. May 24, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Anquan Boldin is ready to mentor, hungry to win

    At 31, Anquan Boldin is the oldest receiver on the Ravens roster by a few years (newcomer Jacoby Jones is closest in age at 27). Some of his fellow wide-outs were in middle school when he broke into the NFL with the Arizona Cardinals nine years ago, and they no doubt grew up watching him score touchdowns on TV.
    At 31, Anquan Boldin is the oldest receiver on the Ravens roster by a few years (newcomer Jacoby Jones is closest in age at 27). Some of his fellow wide-outs were in middle school when he broke into the NFL with the Arizona Cardinals nine years ago, and...

    Tags: Terrell Suggs, Super Bowl, Sports, LaQuan Williams, Lee Evans

    7. May 24, 2012 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  7. All truth is God's truth

    Meet another member of South Florida's many-sided faith community. This week we're talking with William M. B. Fleming Jr., president of Palm Beach Atlantic University, West Palm Beach. Q: Do you have an overall philosophy of Christian education? A: John...

    Tags: Palm Beach County, Science, The Shawshank Redemption (movie), Dennis Hopper, Colleges and Universities

    8. May 24, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant

  8. Glastonbury Says Goodbye To 20 Retiring Teachers

    The board of education and Superintendent Alan B. Bookman said goodbye to 20 retiring teachers on Monday. Here are Bookman's thoughts on each retiring teacher and what they meant to the district in his own words.
    The board of education and Superintendent Alan B. Bookman said goodbye to 20 retiring teachers on Monday. Here are Bookman's thoughts on each retiring teacher and what they meant to the district in his own words. Aileen Delano started her teaching career...

    Tags: Cheshire, Wars and Interventions, Separation of Church and State, Stratford, Health and Safety at School

    9. May 24, 2012 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  9. The Magic could alter the structure of their basketball operations department

    It might sound like a semantic point, but there is an important distinction to keep in mind as the Orlando Magic sort out their front-office situation in the weeks ahead. The next person with the title of “Orlando Magic general manager” won&...

    Tags: Sports, Basketball, Religion and Belief, Alex Martins

    10. May 24, 2012 |Story| Daily Press

  10. Celebrity birthday shoutout . . .

    &nbsp;Bob Dylan, the brilliant and enigmatic poet laureate of rock and roll, turns 71 years old today. In a way, he has always defied the normal concepts of aging; from an early age he combined the idealism of youth with the cynicism of the years. He <em>looks</em> 71, yes, it is true, but does&nbsp; he <em>seem</em> 71? Harder to say.
     Bob Dylan, the brilliant and enigmatic poet laureate of rock and roll, turns 71 years old today. In a way, he has always defied the normal concepts of aging; from an early age he combined the idealism of youth with the cynicism of the years. He looks 71,...

    Tags: Music, Religion and Belief, Entertainment

    11. May 22, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Danny Burstein sings 'Blues' in 'Follies' but feels great

    There's a flicker of uncertainty in Danny Burstein's friendly brown eyes as he greets a reporter backstage at the Ahmanson Theatre, as if he half-expects her to step around him on her way into the dressing room of one of his &quot;Follies" costars.
    There's a flicker of uncertainty in Danny Burstein's friendly brown eyes as he greets a reporter backstage at the Ahmanson Theatre, as if he half-expects her to step around him on her way into the dressing room of one of his "Follies" costars. "When I...

    Tags: Los Angeles Times, Ceremonies, Academy Awards, Music, The Drowsy Chaperone (musical)

    12. May 24, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. From Mao to 'money worship'

    &mdash; On an island in the Xiang River stands a massive bust of the late Chinese ruler Mao Zedong as a young man, his long hair blowing gracefully in an imaginary wind. Good thing for him he's a safe distance from the Expo Central China. If he could see it, he would be tearing his hair out.
    — On an island in the Xiang River stands a massive bust of the late Chinese ruler Mao Zedong as a young man, his long hair blowing gracefully in an imaginary wind. Good thing for him he's a safe distance from the Expo Central China. If he could...

    Tags: Calvin Coolidge, General Motors Corp., Walmart, Political Systems, Politics

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