19 May 2008: Afternoon By The Morning News — 19 May 2008 Obama promises change to 75,000 in Oregon (photos); Thai Prime Minister promises change by quitting job as TV chef. Print for the commute: How the conservative movement ran out of ideas. Clinton: "This is nowhere near over." Audio: How a reporter relied on Buffy (the Vampire Slayer) during her time in Baghdad. Five most clichéd foreign policy quotations and references (more). Op: If we believe in divine creation, we are forced to admit that God must be either evil or a bungler. The 100 must-read books for the making of a man. "It sounds like stereotypes...but these stereotypes have a germ of truth." Qualified women just aren't interested in science and tech. When it's acceptable for middle-aged men to have teenaged dates; Britain's worst poet in demand. U.S. Olympic swimmers study and mimic sharks, dolphins. Audio: The Hubble, and other worldwide telescopes, now available for free online (here). And please note, we want your vacation picks!
