The Ugly Truth  About Denial
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Don't admit, and the Terrapins must acquit. Denial is the difference between a one gameÃÂ suspension and securing the absolute benefit of the doubt.
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This innovative chronicle of a truly modern romance conveys, in a painful, darkly humorous way, a variety of ultra-identifiable truths.
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As in war, there&#39;s plenty of fog and smoke on the political battlefield that makes it hard to see what&#39;s going on. But there is one place in particular that you can go and cut through the competing messages and find a least a kernel of truth.
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Life hardens us and art desensitizes us. Is the culture of violence turning us into creatures without empathy? Commentary by Tony Long.
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WASHINGTON: The brains of people who are lying look very different from those who are telling the truth, US researchers have discovered.
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And the NAR still won't tell you the truth.
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Call it what you want, but publishing the picture of the downed victim is nothing but sensationalism. It is only exceeded by your arrogance in your weak explanation to your readers.  Richard Bateman  Magna  (c) 2007 Deseret News (Salt Lake City).
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Comment is free: Mark Lawson: Forays into the media spotlight in the wake of family tragedies can be psychologically harmful and counterproductive.
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The problem with taking the path of most resistance is multilayered: It is difficult and it can keep you from succeeding at your true calling.
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Here's the painful story of someone who did.
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Doctor's View: A frightened cancer patient inadvertently heard terrible news. Anesthesia erased her memory. It was a snap decision  -  and a compassionate one. But was it right?
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WASHINGTON Can you always tell when somebody&#39;s lying? If so, you might be a wizard of the fib. A California psychology professor says there&#39;s a tiny subculture of people that can pick out a lie nearly every time they hear one.
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Comment is free: Nick Davies:  An industry whose task should be to filter out falsehood has become a conduit for propaganda and second hand news
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Recognizing the Armenian genocide may seem risky, but keeping quiet is the bigger danger
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Sometimes, when you're living through an event, you can be too close to what's happening to realize the magnitude of it.
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Some coaches get so good at shading the truth they occasionally lose sight of it themselves. At some point, with some guys, it becomes an occupational hazard. Billy Donovan, to cite the latest example, talked so long and so longingly about coaching in the NBA someday that he stubbornly pursued the opportunity even after he knew deep down it wasn't what he wanted.
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By Cristina Rouvalis, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Feb. 18--The camera does lie.   Or at least it compresses the truth, slimming down the  I-wish-I-looked-thinner masses.