Expect almost anything on Tap O n Sundays at 1 p.m., thousands of CBC Radio listeners hear a familiar sentence.		Autism reconsidered A s a warm October rain lacquers the street outside, Michelle Dawson walks to a table in a quiet Montreal café and removes her coat...
	The houseguest from Hades S he first said his name at dinner. It was early in the week, Monday, maybe Tuesday, and I'd...		A farewell to the Lynx I t's three hours until game time. As usual, Ken Throop is in the stands with his orange binder of baseball cards.
	Was fatherhood a big mistake? I awaken to a familiar sound: glug, glug, glug. I open my eyes. Light from the street lamp outside...		Fading away A ndrew Lanese stood alongside his teammates, somewhere between second and third base, anxiously waiting for his name to be called.