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President Bush Forgives a Staffer Caught in Plagiarism
In 2001 Tim Goeglein started running the White House Office of Public Liaison, providing him almost daily access to then President George Bush. All of ...
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Former Model Dies After Cosmetic Surgery
In a society that idolizes physical appearance, it's not surprising that many individuals are willing to sacrifice a great deal in order to look better. ...
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Going 30 Days Without Make-up to Learn a Lesson on True Beauty
Marian V. Liautaud writes in an article titled "The Skin I'm In”:
One morning as I got ready for work, my husband watched me put on blush ...
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Life Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
In his book Don't Waste Your Life, John Piper recounts a story his father often told in his days as a fiery Baptist evangelist. It is the story of ...
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One Nation, Under Me
Kevin Baugh has his own country—The Republic of Molossia—and if you don't mind, he'd prefer you call him "His Excellency Kevin ...
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Reasons for Image Obsession Among Girls
In an article for Psychology Today magazine, Hara Marano writes about the constant pressure girls face concerning their image. Deprived of an internal ...
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Man's Vocational Path Altered by Accountability
In his book Let Your Life Speak, Parker Palmer, a Quaker, tells the story of how God used Palmer's friends to shape his vocational path in a significant ...
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Man Learns Early Lesson in Accountability
Kevin Harney writes in “Leadership from the Inside Out:”
I had been serving in the church high school ministry for just over a year. I loved ...
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The Honor of Early Adoption
The notion that "the first will be last" doesn't seem to bother some folks. When Apple's revolutionary iPhone hit the market in late ...
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The Blessing of Disability
When asked how he would describe his disabilities, Patrick Henry Hughes replied, "[They're] not disabilities at all—more [like] abilities." ...
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