Opinion

                
  • Book Review: Field Notes from a Catastrophe

    Book Review: Field Notes from a Catastrophe

    March 11, 2008 By Sam Webb

    Greenhouse gases can be both a curse and a blessing. Too little in the atmosphere leads to the cooling of the earth, too much to its heating up. If the atmosphere were free of greenhouse gases,...

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  • Scapegoats of U.S. executives and endless blood

    Scapegoats of U.S. executives and endless blood

    February 28, 2008

    Film Review Taxi to the Darkside Directed by Alex Gibney Jigsaw Productions 106 min., Rated R When you grasp the madness that’s exposed in Alex Gibney’s Academy Award nominated “Taxi to the Darkside,” (Gibney also directed...

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  • Definitive analysis of primary election

    Definitive analysis of primary election

    February 27, 2008

    This post considers only the narrow issue of who is going to get the Democratic nomination. It does not pretend to be balanced. It is, however, absolutely certain, scientific, factual and free of any wishful or...

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  • Editorial: Beef that could kill you!

    Editorial: Beef that could kill you!

    February 21, 2008

    Parents around the country are trying to find out if any of the meat involved in the biggest beef recall in U.S. history found its way into their children’s school lunches, or still might show up...

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  • A peoples surge that could reshape our country

    A peoples surge that could reshape our country

    February 15, 2008 By Sam Webb

    A people’s surge is heaving its way across the country with unexpected force. And in doing so, it is confounding pundits, challenging conventional wisdom and reconfiguring our nation’s politics. Only one thing is for certain: it...

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