Guru trouble: a flap over 'visioning' hits Hillary Clinton

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Hillary Clinton has become the butt of jokes after Bob Woodward revealed in his book 'Choices' that the First Lady used the services of Jean Houston, a writer and psychologist. Houston allegedly led Hillary in imaginative exercises aimed at helping her deal with her critics and to write a book.

Presidents, Media coverage, First ladies, Clinton, Hillary Rodham, Houston, Jean

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The messianic atheist

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Hitchens, a columnist for Vanity Fair and The Nation, wrote a scathing attack on Mother Teresa in his book 'The Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and in Practice.' He criticized the nun for her anti-abortion propaganda and her links to dictators and corrupt business interests.

Officials and employees, Biography, Portrayals, Authorship, Journalists, Vanity Fair (Periodical), Teresa, Mother, The Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and in Practice (Book), Hitchens, Christopher

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The food fight: big business is battling for the hearts - and palates - of students

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Canadian universities are attempting to improve their financial returns from food service operations with exclusive marketing deals and food courts filled with fast-food franchises. Three food service corporations run most college kitchens.

Marketing, Universities and colleges, Cover Story, Food services, College students as consumers, College student consumers

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