CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- The departure of NASA's boss comes at achallenging time as the space agency struggles to ditch the mentalitythat lost Columbia and get its remaining shuttles flying again, whileaiming for the moon and Mars.
NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe resigned Monday, leaving the$158,000 government job after three years to seek a $500,000-a-yearjob as chancellor of Louisiana State University's main campus. He isthe top candidate, and a decision is expected Thursday, schoolofficials say.
"This was the most difficult decision I've ever …
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