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...afflicted by a genetic goofiness that leaves an erroneous impression; at least he has not yet thrown up in the lap of any heads of state. But when Bush talks passionately about education, I wish I could shake the suspicion that the last book he read was "Goodnight Moon" when the twins were three...
...that these days. Both football teams, the Jets and the Giants, are winning. Hillary's slugging it out with Rick Lazio every day for a U.S. Senate seat. Every night the mayor's estranged wife acts in a play called The Vagina Monologues while the mayor--an over-the-moon Yankees fan who is also fighting cancer--is enthusiastically dating another gal, taking in ball games and showing up at press conferences in a Yankees jacket and cap. "It's the place to be," says Nick succinctly...
...clubs, and this novel suggests a reason: they are seldom the central figures in the author's world. Although Deanna and Lusa never meet, they share subterranean female experiences. Both recognize that men are attracted to them, unknowingly, because of pheromones; both ovulate in synch with the full moon. On a steamy, "oversexed" Fourth of July evening, Lusa feels her widow's grief subsiding as her male in-laws play with fireworks: "We're only what we are: a woman cycling with the moon, and a tribe of men trying to have sex with...
...clubs, and this novel suggests a reason: They are seldom the central figures in the author?s world. Although Deanna and Lusa never meet, they share subterranean female experiences. Both recognize that men are attracted to them, unknowingly, because of pheromones; both ovulate in synch with the full moon. On a steamy, "oversexed" Fourth of July evening, Lusa feels her widow's grief subsiding as her male in-laws play with fireworks: "We're only what we are: a woman cycling with the moon, and a tribe of men trying to have sex with...
...hard to overestimate the symbolic importance of these childhood belongings and the bedrooms in which they often still reside. To young adults moving into an uncertain world, these things represent security. If their parents sell the house out from under them, they may feel betrayed. Anne Braden Moon, 23, an M.B.A. student in Memphis, Tenn., remembers her bedroom as a sanctuary: "It had all my awards and stuffed animals, and the chair my parents rocked me in when I was a baby." She felt devastated when her family moved to another house after her college graduation...