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...Bush. The nomination might not seem like much of a prize, given that the winner gets to run against an incumbent President with a currently healthy approval rating and probably a quarter-billion dollars to spend in the campaign. But the field is expanding quickly and snapping up top talent...
...psychological engineering is more remote than the futurologists would have you believe. Though musical talent may be partly heritable, there is probably no single gene for musical talent that ambitious parents can have implanted into their unborn children. It might take hundreds or thousands of the right genes, with a different combination needed for each child...
...authors can get famous much more easily in China than in America." He is somewhat right. The bookstores in China are always packed, while the average Borders bookstore in America is the most peaceful place in town. Compared to America's saturated literary market, China's is hungry for talent. Often, Chinese authors are treated like stars. After I wrote a best-selling Chinese-language book about Berkeley, I went to Beijing to visit family and friends. At the Beijing airport, journalists pointed cameras at me and college students waved posters. Some readers even had me autograph their T shirts...
...East-West Shrine Game, which is the nation’s premier All-Star game for senior football players, has been played annually since 1925. The game’s mission, aside from showcasing potential pro talent, is to raise money for the 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children nationwide. To date, it has raised more than $14 million...
...addition to the East-West Shrine Game, Morris also plans on showcasing his talent among the nation’s elite in the Hula Bowl next month alongside Crimson teammate Neil T. Rose...