The opportunities of my life have afforded me tremendous perspective on my own privilege, which, while not exactly the same thing as wisdom - still very much searching for that, alas -- is a great means for examining and dealing with my own stress.
"After much soul-searching, that's just not a trade I can justify making any longer".
It doesn't take much searching to learn that of the million horses the British shipped to the Continent, for use in the cavalry or to haul equipment, only 62,000 returned.
Fortunately, under the leadership of AUS's new president, Brian Baird, a former U.S. Congressman, Antioch underwent a much-needed soul searching that resulted in not only resurrecting, but strengthening the fledgling Institute.
But now the quest for new discoveries is taking place alongside a much less exotic search that is crucial to the world's energy supplies.
Which is both good, because it allows us to focus but also bad because there is much less cross-boundary searching that we can do.
In a tale that has sparked a frenzy in the Texas news media, Mr. Simmons, 49, is actually Barre Cox, formerly a San Antonio minister whose disappearance 16 years ago prompted a much-publicized search that ended with Mr. Cox presumed dead.
In dissent, Judge Mary Ellen Barbera wrote that collecting DNA "by rubbing and rotating a cotton swab on the inside of an individual's cheek" is much less intrusive than searches that have been approved by the Supreme Court, including routine strip searches of people arrested for even minor crimes and held in the general jail population.
Listings are up to date and accurate, allowing seekers to favorite pertinent neighborhoods and make the search that much easier.
In a soul-searching that tells much about American thinking in the waning summer of 1998, many here also weighed the episode against the backdrop of the country's consuming moral melodrama.
