Review: A Stew or a Story International Herald Tribune
In the introduction to "The Gastronomical Me," published in 1943, M. F. K. Fisher wrote: "It seems to me that our three basic needs, for food and security and love, are so mixed and mingled and entwined that we cannot straightly think of one without the others. So it happens that when I write of hunger, I am really writing about love and the hunger for it, and warmth and the love of it and it
A detour to Marshall changes a life The Buffalo News
By BUCKY GLEASON Pete Diabo can remember waking up Nov. 15, 1970, to his father throwing the morning newspaper on his bed. It was a story about how the Marshall University football team had perished in a plane crash a day earlier while trying to land near the Huntington, W.Va., campus.
Climber's Widow Tells Her Story CBS News
In an exclusive interview with Katie Couric , Karen James, the widow of Mount Hood hiker Kelly James, tells of the couple?s final phone call, of learning that her husband?s body was found in a snow cave, and of the compassion of the rescuers.
Murray Waas: The Wag Time Pet Spa Conspiracy And a Cancer Survivor's Right to Respect HuffingtonPost
As an investigative reporter and independent journalist, I have pursued a career course of independence so as to not be beholden to anyone. A grandiose notion, perhaps, and I will perhaps leave it to others to judge my work against the ideal. But the independence that emboldens my journalism has also proved to be its greatest vulnerability, as the following episode illustrates. Email
Corky balances his box score one last time Tucson Citizen
Adiós, adieu, happy trails, goodbye. And while we're at it, auf wiedersehen and arrivederci. I would say the same to my friend Pete Tountas in Greek, except the free lation function on my computer would explode. This is my final day at the Citizen. I'm retiring as a day-to-day sportswriter. Today my records tally. Hopefully, my box score balances.
Special Rights, Not Equal Rights Blogcritics.org
The jig is up. We can now officially put to bed the lie that advocates of marriage only want equal rights. According to a Reuters story out of Connecticut, eight and lesbian couples are asking that state's Supreme Court to mandate the legalization of marriage. You should know that Connecticut is a state that already grants the "rights and benefits" of marriage to homouals under a
FISHING WITH BILL: Raptor Center welcomes new resident The Pratt Tribune
Many times I wonder if my wife Sharon has secretly put up "neon signs" promoting our wildlife bed and breakfast at our "Dude Ranch" on the edge of town. Normally to put out "warm" water and food in cold weather is enough to attract many guests of all forms and sizes.
Story of love and land is sweetly told The Plain Dealer
In 1920, the globe still reeling from the first world war, a young woman named Inge travels from Norway to northern Minnesota to marry a man she has never met.
Local In-Depth stories and multimedia Sun-Sentinel
Each week, the Orlando Sentinel takes a deeper look at growth-related issues affecting Central Florida. See each week's story and multimedia.
Supremely talented Chicago Tribune
Strange for a modern musical, but those 'Dreamgirls' can really sing 'DREAMGIRLS' (star)(star)(star) "Dreamgirls" is performed, shot, edited and packaged like a coming-attractions trailer for itself. Ordinarily that would be enough to sink a film straight off, unless you're a fan of "Moulin Rouge." But this one's a good time. Four years ago the film version of "Chicago" operated on a similar
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