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...gossipy and not ill-willed.”Woodward’s dismissals mirror Novak’s description of the leak as “an offhand revelation,” prompting speculation that their sources might be one and the same. Both men have said independently that Fitzgerald??s investigation would ultimately find no evidence of a calculated leak by the Bush administration, which some reports have suggested was part of an effort to discredit Plame’s husband, Joseph Wilson, who incensed the White House by criticizing the intelligence that built the case...
She’s a character, quite literally. She checks into hotels under the name Rosalind Connage, the debutante from F. Scott Fitzgerald??s ‘This Side of Paradise.’ “When she buys clothes online, she has her parcels delivered to “Duchess Erica Birmingham...
...imagining and piecing together of [Hong’s] family history as an adult.” Chang’s work is structured in a unique, specific style. Immersed in a story that she knows little about, Hong’s situation is akin to F. Scott Fitzgerald??s “The Great Gatsby” or “Charming Billy” by Alice McDermott. Chang also says she was influenced by Henry James’s “Portrait of a Lady.” The most fascinating aspect of the novel...
...Fitzgerald in order for justice to be served.But while we are eagerly anticipating answers and admissions of guilt, we must trust Fitzgerald in his ability to fairly finish his investigation. We disagree with the Democratic Senate leadership that the resignations of Karl Rove or Cheney are warranted before Fitzgerald??s findings are complete. However, at the conclusion of the current investigation, all those found to be guilty—even tangentially—must come forward with explanations and resignations. This is the least that can be done after such reprehensible behavior on the part of our leaders...
...wanted to tell him that he had ruined music for my generation and I wanted to fix it,” Fitzgerald says, laughing. “Frankly, I thought his label had homogenized music for us. But they signed me anyways.” Almost immediately, though, Fitzgerald??s cynicism clashed with her new producers. “They had this thing where they thought my lyrics were too intellectual and too heady, and I would not get promised a release date for my [first] CD,” she says. Fitzgerald insists that her decision...