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July 26 - August 1, 2002
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Have You Had Your Tiger Moment?Honest to God. This is my last Tiger column for a while. Bear with me. Unless Woods sinks consecutive holes-in-one. Or gets married to his blonde Swedish girlfriend (Is that redundant? Blonde Swede? Have you ever seen one with jet-black Asian hair?) Or when Tiger Woods speaks out against golf course development in ravaged parts of the third world. Or speaks out against Nike’s sweatshop labor. Barring anything spectacularly newsworthy like that, or the slightly less significant sighting of an aforementioned Swede with jet black hair, I will not write more about Tiger for awhile. He’s drained me of Tiger ink in this now ended quest for golf’s “calendar” slam. He lost the British Open last week, and even with the PGA championship coming up, it’s just not the same... |
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Also In Opinion
I want to understand hate. This is not a rhetorical statement. I want someone to explain to me, patiently and logically, how people learn to hate with such blindness, vehemence and violence. I want to know how a child can be taught to hate based on such arbitrary factors as what a person looks like, what a person might believe in or who a person might love. I want to know how that child grows up to be a hateful adult. And I want to know how it becomes possible that it is God who supposedly teaches this hate.
Voices from the Community: Explaining Away the Hate
By Terry Hong
Special to AsianWeekPaying Attention: Sitting for the Answers
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