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Internet Exhibitionists Hunger for Attention
The Internet provides opportunity for people to put themselves on display—and they do in a variety of ways. At one site alone, over four million people ...
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A Case Study in Ruthless Ambition
For a picture of ruthless ambition, you could look no further than Richard Owen, the gifted scientist who coined the term dinosaur in 1841. Owen wrote ...
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Muhammad Ali Kisses the Ugly
Former boxing writer Harold Conrad visited a women's prison with heavyweight fighter Muhammad Ali. "All the inmates lined up," wrote Conrad. ...
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Why Spy Robert Hanssen Betrayed the U.S.
In SPY: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America, author David Wise tells of his exclusive meetings with Dr. David Charney, ...
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Overlooked WWII Soldier Doesn't Worry About Getting Credit
Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, Commander Joe Rochefort broke Japanese communication codes. Stationed at an intelligence base in Oahu, he predicted ...
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Christmas Carolers Receive No Praise for Giving
It was a chilly December evening in downtown Chicago, and about a dozen of us from a suburban Christian college were Christmas caroling. My best friend, ...
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Ego in Charge
Ashleigh Brilliant, that odd vestige of the seventies who scribbled his offbeat humor on hippie postcards, once penned: "All I ask of life is a constant ...
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Self-Centered Life Is Prison
Those people who pray know what most around them either don't know or choose to ignore: centering life in the insatiable demands of the ego is the ...
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You Need the Team
NBA player A. C. Green writes:
Men often talk about their "glory years" in high school. At Benson High School, in Portland, Oregon, I was a sports-minded, ...
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Prayer Better Than Selfishness
Those people who pray know what most around them either don't know or choose to ignore: centering life in the insatiable demands of the ego is the ...
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