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Boras, Red Sox Will Revisit Negotiations
He may be the perfect fit, but this is an imperfect world. And so an agonizing game of musical chairs — some would argue a disgusting waltz of riches — plays on through this final weekend before Christmas. Would Mark Teixeira look terrific in...Tags: Mark Teixeira, Dance, Baseball, Mike Lowell, J.D. Drew
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Cardinal Avery Dulles, prominent Catholic theologian, dies at 90
Cardinal Avery Dulles, a former professor at Catholic University in Washington, D.C., who was born into a family of elite Protestant diplomats and became one of the country's most prominent Catholic theologians, died Friday at an infirmary at Fordham...Tags: John Paul II, World War II, Family, Colleges and Universities, Crimes
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Billy Joel's support for Obama uncharacteristic
juliann.vachon@newsday.comBilly Joel had his speech topic lined up weeks in advance for an appearance Thursday at the National Press Club - "Why I studiously avoid political endorsements in my career." But after performing with Bruce Springsteen at a Barack Obama fundraiser...Tags: Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Music
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Singer on a soapbox: Billy Joel tells why
lidesk@newsday.comWASHINGTON - Billy Joel had his speech topic lined up weeks in advance for an appearance yesterday at the National Press Club: "Why I studiously avoid political endorsements." But after performing with Bruce Springsteen at a Barack Obama fundraiser...Tags: Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Music
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14 classic reads for the summer
amNY.comClassics can not only change your life, but even help to shape an entire country's self-image. Here are some classic 'national works' from the U.S. and beyond to put on your summer reading list. China: Wu Cheng'en's Journey to the West, 1590s One of the...Tags: Buddhism, Family, Ernest Hemingway, Mark Twain, Melville
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'The Bucket List'
jan.stuart@newsday.comJack Nicholson, playing a terminally ill billionaire, interrupts a board meeting to ask someone in a tone of withering impatience, "Did you ever read 'The Divine Comedy'? Dante Alighieri's journey into hell?" In point of fact, signor Alighieri also...Tags: Sean Hayes, Rob Reiner, Morgan Freeman, Taj Mahal, Jack Nicholson
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Dante a divine sleuth? That's an idea to ponder in this odd thriller
The Philadelphia InquirerThe great medieval poet Dante Alighieri would seem an unlikely gumshoe. He certainly proves to be an unusual one in Giulio Leoni's novel The Mosaic Crimes, which itself is as odd a thriller as you are likely to come upon. The crimes Dante finds himself...Tags: Murder, Crimes, Assault, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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The snapshots that survived
Times Staff WriterMy family's first California home was a mental institution, so I never found it odd that our next one was a madhouse. Our parents purchased 1788 Belmont Lane 45 years ago, and my brother, Tim, was still living there two weekends back, when an avalanche of...Tags: Groucho Marx, Family, Metal and Mineral, Medical Specialization, John Milton
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Theater review, 'Landmarks/A Mass of Muscle and Bone" at Pyewacket
Special to the TribuneArtistic geniuses from all walks of the arts have mythologized their sources of inspiration. Sculptor Auguste Rodin transformed Camille Claudel into a timeless masterpiece, poet Dante Alighieri deified his Beatrice, and choreographer George Balanchine...Tags: George Balanchine, Suzanne Farrell, Auguste Rodin
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