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Monday, December 08, 2003
Christmas, 1914: British and German troops climbed out of the trenches to play soccer in no man’s land. Then the war resumed...
Nero slept with his mother, then murdered her, kicked his wife to death, and of course fiddled. The list of crimes goes on – is it true?...
Cads vs dads: which kinds of hero do women prefer? Dark, passionate, violent? Or kind, loyal, and tender? Romantic novelists know...
George Steiner is a temple priest of some mystery religion. The mummery of learning and empty wordplay is all he offers... and more...
Zero-tolerance punctuation guide: “eats, shoots, and leaves” does not really need those commas, if it describes an unarmed panda... more...
Richard Rodgers never sat at the piano for pleasure, only to compose. He had no close friends, no hobbies, no wish to travel. Broadway was his life, all of it...
Honorable journalists: sure, there are many of them. But at the same time, “There are so many show-offs in journalism, so many braggarts and jerks”...
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