Living Well: Doctor hopes
Living Well: Doctor hopes to reshape attitudes about aging (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
A Las Vegas hotel and casino, of all places, is where best-selling author Dr. Andrew Weil found the motivation for his new book about aging.
Papua New Guinea - What can Australia do (successfully)?: (ABC Asia Pacific)
Sean Dorney is the Pacific correspondent for Radio Australia and the ABC, based in Brisbane. Sean has had three postings to PNG, the first in 1974 - just before independence.
State Colleges Report: SPU midfielder has his eye on playoff prize (Seattle Times)
Going away to college is a relative term. For Ross Vaillancourt, it meant more than leaving home. He was leaping three time zones. The former prep soccer...
Transfer Simpson could shoulder load for retooled USM (The Clarion-Ledger)
HATTIESBURG Shaun Simpson has found the adjustment to Larry Eustachy's basketball practices at Southern Miss tougher than shifting gears after moving from Los Angeles to south Mississippi.
You read, you score (hour)
For many Canadians, the gritty ring of steel on ice is as recognizable as the first majestic notes of O Canada . Few would deny that hockey represents a major facet of our national character, and yet the game seldom faces scrutiny from anyone but Don Cherry.
Sidelines: With basketball, what is old is new again (Terre Haute Tribune Star)
I started writing this column 10 years ago. At that time, both of my parents were living, my daughter was a scrawny eighth-grader with braces on her teeth and my son proudly wore a crewcut and didn't want to go anywhere without me.
Proposition 73: Communication between parents and children (The Eureka Reporter)
Proposition 73 is one of the most controversial measures on the Nov. 8 ballot for good reason.
Trip around the base path (Miami Herald)
It was Jeff Francoeur's first major-league season and might have been Roger Clemens' last. It was the season in which the White Sox ended their curse and in which the Red Sox might have started a new one.
Still Trivialized After All These Years (Washington Post)
And the winners are . . . Mogul Martha and Speedy Paul! They are recipients of Time magazine's "Aging Gracefully Award." Martha Stewart is "back on the front line of domesticity" and gorgeous actor/race-car driver Paul Newman "lives at top speed," gushed the magazine.
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