War Is the Health of the State by Randolph Bourne Editor’s Note: December 31, 2002 Alexandria, Virginia, U.S.A This work of literature has been edited and formatted for publication […]
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Author: James Landrith
Privacy Phobic in Portland
Chris Lydgate and Nick Budnick of the Willamette Week Online dig through the trash to get the goods on some top Portland officials with no respect for privacy: It's past […]
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Herb Ritts
Herb Ritts, one of the best photographers of the last half of the 20th Century has passed away. For years, you couldn't pick up a copy of Rolling Stone without […]
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Savage Stupidity
I don't usually listen to much talk radio, but I accidentally found myself sucked into a few minutes of Michael Savage's show yesterday around 11:40 pm. I know better than […]
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2003, A Space Odyssey
Alan Boyle of MSNBC reports on The coming year on the final frontier: EARTHLY QUESTIONS dogged most of the developments having to do with space during the past year: Would […]
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Nonstandard Deviations
Cathy Young in Reason on Nonstandard Deviations: It's amazing to think that in the United States in the 21st century, you can get arrested for something you do in your […]
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How did Iraq get it’s weapons?
Neil Mackay and Felicity Arbuthnot of the Sunday Herald report on How did Iraq get its weapons? We sold them: Reports by the US Senate's committee on banking, housing and […]
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Casey Lartigue on Limbaugh
Received the following message from Casey Lartigue: Cato's education policy analyst Casey Lartigue, Jr. will be interviewed by guest host Walter Williams on Rush Limbaugh's radio show on Thursday, December […]
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Jeremy Lott on Trent
Jeremy Lott on the, umm, thing about his last name: In the late '80s, ads for Domino's Pizza featured a character called the Noid. The costumed claymation creation — in […]
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Format Askew
Over the last two days, my MT database corrupted and I've been forced to import all my entries all over again. Jim Henley knows the deal. Fortunately, I had a […]
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