John Boyanoski of The Greenville News on City padlocks Mitchell Stereo: The City Fire Marshal padlocked the doors at two S. Main Street businesses Thursday night, saying the building they […]
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Notice the governor's Owell-speak. By advocating that we stop dividing people up by "races", we are now accused of dividing people on "race." I would call him an idiot, but […]
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August 20, 2003 Letter to Transportation Safety Administration James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 August 20 2003 Transportation Safety Administration Privacy Office Washington, DC I am writing to […]
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Someone arrived at my blog today after the following search: Libertarian Matt Hale. I've got a few posts on him in my archives, so that makes sense. I also had […]
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Are any Treo 300 users sharing calendars? If so, what applications are you using? What I want to do is to be able to create a separate calendar to handle […]
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Nathan C. Masters of CNSNews.com on Affirmative Action Foes Split Over Racial Privacy Initiative: The man who wrote and sponsored California's Proposition 209, which banned affirmative action in the state, […]
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The Sacramento Bee on Prop. 54 funding is questioned: With the election fast approaching, California voters trying to “follow the money” in Ward Connerly’s campaign to restrict race-based data quickly […]
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Emily Berg of the Victorville Daily Press on Educators confused over Prop. 54: Checking race and ethnic background boxes on government forms could come to an end in California. On […]
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Prop 54 would hide inequities in education: Would bar the state from gathering information on race By JENNIFER COLEMAN, The Associated Press For more of this story, click on or […]
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National Consumer Coalition's Privacy Group has issued its lastest Privacy Villain of the Week. The current offender is John Ashcroft: Attorney General John Ashcroft has kicked off a road show, […]
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