Friday, July 11, 2008

Bob Herbert columns

Bob Herbert is a columnist for The New York Times who frequently uses human interest stories as part of his opinion pieces. Here are two such pieces:

The Man in the Room
Who was the tall young man, the quiet guy with the small wire-rimmed glasses, who was spending the entire day, every day, with the badly wounded soldier in room 5711 at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center?

Letters From Vermont
Despite the focus on the housing crisis, gasoline prices and the economy in general, the press has not done a good job capturing the intense economic anxiety — and even dread, in some cases — that has gripped tens of millions of working Americans, including many who consider themselves solidly middle class.

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