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Some Like It Cool.(Barack Obama)

Sep 01, 2008; Messud, Claire ... He's been called hip, sexy and likened to a rock star. But the key to Obama's mystique is his earnest geekiness and sobriety. Seven months ago, as he drove me the lengthy route from Vero Beach to the airport in West Miami Beach: past abandoned citrus groves and overgrown, ...

The Editor's Desk.(The Editor's Desk)(Editorial)

Sep 01, 2008; Meacham, Jon ... Byline: Jon Meacham Political conventions have been an obsession of mine since my parents made the spectacularly unwise decision to dispatch me to summer camp in the midst of one. They atoned by sending me the convention issue of NEWSWEEK, which I devoured on the banks of Lake ...

So What If He Were Muslim?(Barack Obama's religion)

Sep 01, 2008; Cose, Ellis ... Byline: Ellis Cose We haven't fully accepted the notion that all religions should have equal access to the Oval Office. Once Barack Obama emerged as the Democratic candidate, it was clear the presidential contest would become a referendum on race. It was not, ...

Petraeus: The Exit Interview.(Interview)

Sep 01, 2008; Nordl, Rod ... Byline: Rod Nordland Gen. David Petraeus has no intention of doing a victory lap on his way out of Iraq. So when his aides proposed a valedictory interview with NEWSWEEK, they made it clear the theme would not pick up from this magazine's 2004 cover CAN THIS MAN SAVE IRAQ? As ...

Solitude For McCain's Wordsmith.(John McCain's speechwriter)

Sep 01, 2008; Bailey, Holly ... Byline: Holly Bailey Like any writer, Mark Salter has his comfort zone. He often rises before dawn to draft his boss's speeches, drinking coffee and chain-smoking Marlboro cigarettes in the quiet before the day gets hectic. Recently, he retreated to his cottage off Penobscot Bay ...

Sex And the Single Girl.(Interview)

Sep 01, 2008 ... In her new memoir, "Epilogue," author Anne Roiphe chronicles her sudden widowhood and attempts, at age 72, to date again in the Internet era. She spoke with NEWSWEEK's Katie Baker. Have e-mail and the Web made things easier than when you dated as a young woman? This ...

The Geography of Personality.

Sep 01, 2008; Begley, Sharon ... Byline: Sharon Begley The Swiss rate themselves as highly conscientious; Indians and Canadians see themselves as agreeable. Next time you find yourself somewhere with lots of tourists, try to guess where they're from based only on their behavior (no eavesdropping) ....


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