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  • The Feminine Mystique of Betty Friedan

    The Feminine Mystique of Betty Friedan

    February 17, 2006

    Betty Friedan, known as the mother of modern feminism, said she was once characterized as “more of a threat to the United States than the Russians.” Friedan died of congestive heart failure on her 85th birthday,...

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  • MovieREVIEW: Three noteworthy films

    MovieREVIEW: Three noteworthy films

    February 17, 2006

    When laughing hurts The premise that’s not just in the title but in every frame of Albert Brooks’ “Finding Humor in the Muslim World” is perfectly mediocre and outrageous. It’s a great match. Brooks is an...

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  • MovieREVIEW: Munich a Powerful moral thriller

    MovieREVIEW: Munich a Powerful moral thriller

    February 17, 2006 By Susan Webb

    Steven Spielberg’s “Munich” takes a shocking, emotionally fraught historical event — the 1972 kidnapping and killing of 11 members of the Israeli Olympic team by the shadowy Palestinian “Black September” group in Munich, Germany — as...

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  • Katrina lays bare issues of race and class

    Katrina lays bare issues of race and class

    February 17, 2006 By Debbie A. Bell

    NEW OREANS — Recently released documents show the federal government knew as early as July 2004 that if a Category 3 hurricane were to hit this region, widespread devastation would ensue. Yet when Hurricane Katrina, a...

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  • Free the Cuban Five

    Free the Cuban Five

    February 17, 2006

    The U.S. government is still holding five Cuban nationals in jail for the “crime” of fighting terrorism. René González, Gerardo Hernández, Ramon Labañino, Fernando González and Antonio Guerrero were convicted of various charges, including “conspiracy to...

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