6 February 2008: Morning
By The Morning News
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Despite Kennedy, Kerry endorsements, Clinton bags Massachusetts, but she's still in a virtual tie with Obama.
McCain sees big wins across the nation, though Huckabee, Romney aren't out of the race.
Romney loses West Virginia, thanks to some old school moves from the McCain and Paul teams.
One more loser from yesterday: the proposal to replace Alcatraz with a global peace center.
Scientific itch-scratching really scratches the itch.
The tale behind the O'Brien/Colbert/Stewart feud, and all of it in one succinct YouTube number.
Matthew Baldwin watches Sophie's Choice as part of his AFI 100 Project. (See the rest of the project here.)
These stories...reveal something about the eternal and dangerous nature of being female. The adoptions and abortions of four decades ago.
Fiction writers: L Magazine's Search for Pocket Fiction competition is now taking submissions.
Video: A meeting with an editor: "Maybe it's not a shark, but it's a squid, or a pebble, or a policeman."
At a London concert, Morrissey sports an "Obama-Morrissey" T-shirt.
I recently shaved my 161 day old beard and placed it in a mason jar. Beard for sale.
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of the Transcendental Meditation movement, dies--believed to have been 91 years old.
