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After the debate, Sen. John F. Kerry reflectedon how the night's exchanges would affect voters...
...didn't think we played badly against Princeton," Collins said. "A lot of people were nervous, so we just played safe and didn't take any risks. These last two games were tough, but I don't think it will affect us the rest of the season." PRINCETON, 5-1 at Class of 1952 Stadium, Princeton, N.J. Harvard 0 1 -- 1 Princeton...
...group's leader, Linda Rosehill, reads aloud from Daddy's Wedding, a children's book meant to educate kids about gay relationships. In the ad, the boy (who isn't identified) looks very confused, and a voice-over says ominously, "If you don't think homosexual marriage will affect you, how do you think it will affect your children...
Polls show Prop 10 ahead 48% to 33%, with 19% undecided. If it passes, it will be another testament to the ability of an individual to affect the course of social policy in America's largest state. In 1978 Howard Jarvis transformed California's tax status with his Prop 13; last June computer magnate Ron Unz launched a successful initiative against bilingual education. Reiner is far from a dilettante. Four years ago, encouraged by Tipper Gore, he began an intensive study of child-development policy. After consulting with experts, he launched his "I Am Your Child" foundation, produced...
...several issues, including the source of their attraction (She: "He is...a poet capable of lyricism, an artist full of spirit and talent"; He: "I was 12 years old and I had never f___ed anyone... I wanted to...see what it was like"); whom their relationship might affect (She: "They never told me, never, that I could never see my children again...I would have crossed the border with them"; He: "My mother was going to...kick my ass"); and having a second child (She: "I wanted to have other children with Vili"; He: "I didn't really feel...