Words I would underline if the magazine/book wasn't borrowed from the library
Posted 10-13-2009 at 06:56:10 AM by Hina
In our desperation to appear sophisticated, we may confuse having good taste (whatever that means) with being a good person. If you've ever judged a fellow subway rider by the cover of his paperback, or been reluctant to share your iPod for fear that your playlist will make you look like a loser, consider yourself guilty.
(Newsweek 10/12/09 Page 54, Jennie Yabroff's article about Nick Hornby)
(Newsweek 10/12/09 Page 54, Jennie Yabroff's article about Nick Hornby)
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hm. does make one think. thanks for sharing! =]Posted 10-15-2009 at 09:02:36 PM by love_virus
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These words come from Eboo Patel, USA Today 1/4/10 :
On the deep divide between mainstream Muslims and Islamic extremists:
"Here's the sad truth: mainstream Muslims have zero influence over extremists. In fact, if one of these guys have a single bullet in his gun and you and I were up against the wall, he will shoot me first. He hates me more because not only I do not follow his perverse vision of Islam, I also represent an alternative interpretation."Posted 01-25-2010 at 09:24:30 AM by Hina
