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In novel 'The Right-Hand Shore,' past is a burden
"The Right-Hand Shore" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), by Christopher Tilghman: "A place like this holds history," observes Wyatt Bayly, the new master of a vast Eastern Shore estate known as the Retreat. "It drives you back into the past just living here."In a different context, a young girl named Beal, descended from slaves on the place, tries to move beyond old customs and laments, "We don't care about
"The Right-Hand Shore" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), by Christopher Tilghman: "A place like this holds history," observes Wyatt Bayly, the new master of a vast Eastern Shore estate known as the Retreat. "It drives you back into the past just living here."In a different context, a young girl named Beal, descended from slaves on the place, tries to move beyond old customs and laments, "We don't care about
Indian American wins White House scribes journalism award
Indian American journalist Manu Raju was among the White House Correspondents journalism award winners for 2012 honoured at the association's traditional annual dinner with President Barack Obama.
Indian American journalist Manu Raju was among the White House Correspondents journalism award winners for 2012 honoured at the association's traditional annual dinner with President Barack Obama.
Study: Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
New research sends a stark warning to overweight teens: If you develop diabetes, you'll have a very tough time keeping it under control.
New research sends a stark warning to overweight teens: If you develop diabetes, you'll have a very tough time keeping it under control.
Oil's dark heart pumps strong
The cover of Private Empire, Steve Coll’s new book about the Exxon Mobil Corporation, is a forbidding black slab. Even the lettering looks dismal. It’s the colour of a chain
Will 'emoticon defense' disprove cyberbullying?
Even if three Indiana girls were just kidding around and used emoticons and LOLs when they discussed killing classmates on Facebook, their talk still could be considered cyberbullying if it
Will 'emoticon defense' disprove cyberbullying?
Even if three Indiana girls were just kidding around and used emoticons and LOLs when they discussed killing classmates on Facebook, their talk still could be considered cyberbullying if it
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