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Prisons culling books on faith from libraries – why…?

By Jim Booth on September 12, 2007 • ( 5 Comments )

In a move that seems slightly out of character (at first glance) for the Bush administration, chaplains in federal prisons are culling prison libraries of books on faith. Notice I said “at […]

King Hip is no more: Joe Zawinul, 1932-2007

By Mike Sheehan on September 12, 2007 • ( 6 Comments )

A music giant has left us. Josef Erich “Joe” Zawinul—who established a new school of music with Miles Davis and led the seminal Weather Report with Wayne Shorter, Jaco Pastorius, et al.—passed […]

9/11: The day Old America died

By Former Scrogue on September 11, 2007 • ( 3 Comments )

By Sunfell September 11 was the birthdate of at least three of our staffers. The cake was waiting, but it, along with everything else- was abandoned when the Governor decided to close […]

On keeping one’s head in time of crisis

By Dr. Denny Wilkins on September 11, 2007 • ( 12 Comments )

On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, I became one of only a handful of the 150-plus professors at my university who did not cancel their morning classes. I did not for […]

9/11: Living without fear

By Former Scrogue on September 11, 2007 • ( 20 Comments )

By Martin Bosworth This is going to be a slightly different 9/11 recollection. I’m not going to start by telling you where I was and what I was doing that day. Because […]

9/11- the helicoptering dad experience…

By Jim Booth on September 11, 2007 • ( 1 Comment )

I was just coming back to my office at the university from teaching an 8 AM class. As I passed the department offices, I noticed a TV had been brought in and […]

Six years on

By Brian Angliss on September 11, 2007 • ( 5 Comments )

Who’ll walk me down to church when I’m sixty years of age When the ragged dog they gave me has been ten years in the grave And senorita play guitar, play it […]

9/11: the end of Postmodernism and the beginning of … what?

By winterSmith on September 11, 2007 • ( 10 Comments )

My wife and I had recently moved back to Denver from Boston and September 10 had been my first day at my new job with Gronstedt Group. When I got up that […]

A South African’s experience of September 11th, 2001

By Gavin Chait on September 11, 2007 • ( 5 Comments )

I had been running the Western Cape branch of Business Beat, a Deloitte-sponsored business development initiative, for two years. In 2001 it was decided that I needed a board. The board’s first […]

Articulating the Obvious…

By Jim Booth on September 10, 2007 • ( 3 Comments )

A new study shows that liberals’ brains are more flexible and sensitive than those of conservatives. Well, duh.

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