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Surveilling students: Same old, same old
July 4, 2002As an undergraduate at American University, I had the surprise of finding that the campus administration had handed over information on me to the South African embassy (I was a South African citizen at that time)....
Read moreOne nation, under socialist ideals … who would have thunk it?
July 4, 2002As soon as I saw the ruling, I could see the headlines. It was a no-brainer. About as predictable as George W. calling everyone who doesn’t agree with him an “evil-doer.”
Read moreThe decline of the dollar
July 4, 2002There is growing instability in global currency markets. Since February, the dollar has declined more than ten percent against both the euro and the yen. But it has risen sharply against the currencies of Mexico, Brazil...
Read moreCould you be Enron-ed?
July 4, 2002SEATTLE – The final leg of the AFL-CIO sponsored tour, “Could you be ‘Enron-ed’?” was kicked off at the Seattle Labor Temple on June 19. Former Screen Actors Guild President Ed Asner, two former Enron workers...
Read moreHouse passes bonanza for drug companies
July 4, 2002Seldom has the naked power of money been so effective as it was in the early morning hours of June 28 when the GOP-controlled House of Representatives made a cash deal with the pharmaceutical industry. In...
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