"A man willing to go to war in the name of international "norms" has to be brave enough to go to Congress to uphold our constitutional ones." From "Can Obama Win by Losing in Congress?" by Amy Davidson. "That Salinger was wounded, like many of a generation, by combat is obvious; that it "explains" everything he wrote after is the kind of five-cent psychiatry that gives a bad name to nickels." From "Who Was J. D. Salinger?" by Adam Gopnik. "The concept of sexual harassment did not exist; the best we could come up with was "asshole," but that didn't solve much." From "A Magazine for the "Career Girl,"" by Dominique Browning. "When the streets are full of tanks, curfew sends you home early, and the media screams about terrorism, a "like" on Facebook is a knock on an adjacent cell wall." From "Where Egypt's Revolutionaries Are," by Jenna Krajeski. Football players are human: they run so fiercely because they're terrified. From "Football and the Fall of Jack Kerouac," by Ian Scheffler.