Sunday, November 14, 2004

articles 11/14

Boston Globe
On the trail of Kerry's failed dream
Pair of wars dominated strategy before election

LA Times
These Unseen Wounds Cut Deep
A mental health crisis is emerging, with one in six returning soldiers afflicted, experts say.

What Brown Teaches Us About Constitutional Theory
By Yale law professor Jack Balkin

NY Times
U2: The Catharsis in the Cathedral
By Jon Pareles

Newsweek
Don't Push Me 'Cause I'm Close to the Edge
The iPod-ification of U2 on their new album, 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb'

NY Times
Anchors Away
Tom Brokaw makes his steady-voiced, flag-waving, NBC-rattling, Rather-and Jennings-beating exit.

NY Times
The Terrorist as Auteur
Videos have become a cinematic tool for kidnappers and assassins in Iraq. How did we enter the era of the political snuff film?

Wilmington News-Journal
Plastic may save you at the pump
Gas-rebate credit cards can help with high prices - if you're careful

Newsweek
It's Over, But Can We Forgive and Forget?
My pre-election plan to move to Canada is out, but I'm not sure how to heal the rifts with loved ones

U.S. News & World Report
The Iran Connection
The Baghdad files: A trove of secret Intelligence reports spells out in chilling detail how Iraq's dangerous next-door neighbor is aiding the anti-U.S. insurgency
By Edward T. Pound

U.S. News & World Report
Iran and the bomb
What will it take to thwart Tehran's nuclear aims?
By Thomas Omestad


U-M vs. OSU Coverage

Detroit News
Freshman Hart is key for U-M's resurgence, ride to the top of Big Ten
By Bob Wojnowski

ESPN
NCAA To Make Campus Visit To OSU Monday

Detroit Free-Press
U-M third most popular; Notre Dame No. 1

AP
Report: Free cars among perks for Ohio State coaches, wives

It's a sad [Ohio] State of affairs
by Mike Lupica

NCAA allows cheaters to win
by Ted Miller

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