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Page 1 of 1 Two Cheers for Floyd Today, we choose Ali over Patterson in a heartbeat. But the night the two met in 1965 was one of Ali's most appalling moments. May 12, 2006 \| By Simon Maxwell Apter \| web only Hastert Disaster Welcome to a liberal's worst nightmare. January 5, 2006 \| By Simon Maxwell Apter \| web only Invisible Children When mothers go to prison, their sons and daughters pay the price. TAP talks to Nell Bernstein, author of All Alone in the World: Children of the Incarcerated. December 22, 2005 \| By Simon Maxwell Apter \| web only A Soldier's Song During Vietnam, musicians sang about the plight of the soldier, and we listened. December 9, 2005 \| By Simon Maxwell Apter \| web only G'bye, Harriet; Hello … Janice?! If Bush replaces Harriet Miers with Janice Rogers Brown, as the right hopes -- well, remember the phrase “extraordinary circumstances”? October 27, 2005 \| By Simon Maxwell Apter \| web only Jailhouse Ruckus Louisiana's roughest prison isn't letting a couple hurricanes stop its annual rodeo. October 19, 2005 \| By Simon Maxwell Apter \| web only Page 1 of 1

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