Vol. VIII, No. 5, May 2002
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Breakfast of ScorpionsArafat, Sharon, world without end, amen
by Jonathan Wallace
History is full of examples of brutal men unswervingly following a violent agenda, while dishonest men assist them by creating almost perfectly dense clouds of confusion. |
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by Matthew Hogan Surrender the narrow tribal nationalism that devours both sides like a cancer. |
The Blame and the Solution are Universal by Tommy Ates Fixing Cincinnati will take a monumental effort in shrewd public policy, urban planning, and business investment. |
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By Christine Smith My friend, A.J. Bannister, was executed at age 39 for the 1983 murder conviction he received for shooting a man during a fight. |
In all instances a combination of foreign and domestic events combined to challenge their leadership and they and the country prevailed. |
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by Ross Townsend Legislators are arguing that they have to restrict traditional offline freedoms in order to enable the regulation of cyberspace. |
Under the grit and grime that seems to cover our government and our people, there is a core of iron-hard will. |
I would love this book even if
my brother Joe hadn't written it....
Its a funny and nuanced children's story about a kid who believes
he's too big and noisy, and a revelation that comes when he visits
Africa with his parents.
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