Nicholas Kristof on change I'd really like to believe in, although let's also start harping on about the clusterf* humanitarian crisis in DRC.
Speaking of clusterf*s, have you read about WaMu?
Frank Rich and Timothy Egan keep it real. Both must-reads.
John Bemelmans Marciano's poignant, powerful op-ed contribution makes me want to read his book, of which I hadn't heard until now.
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This is so bizarre, b/c so often I wondered how people my age w/ regular jobs could possibly afford a home loan, and I'm w/ Wamu. I now realize that a lot of people were lying about their income in order to get into a home. Being a goody two-shoes (out of fear, not moral imperative)it never would've occurred to me to lie about my income and Wamu never would've have given me a loan before I started making a little bank at the age of 29. Lucky me. Thanks for the article.
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