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Bad Day at Blacksburg

By Former Scrogue on April 17, 2007 • ( 19 Comments )

By Robert Silvey An angry person with a knife can kill one or two people. An angry person with a gun can kill 32. The carnage in Blacksburg yesterday was avoidable. Guns […]

Could more lives have been saved at Virginia Tech?

By winterSmith on April 17, 2007 • ( 7 Comments )

I’m going to try and do this without looking like a vulture – I hate those who profiteer off the misfortunes of others and don’t want to be guilty of that crime […]

Paying Taxes (With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility)

By Former Scrogue on April 17, 2007 • ( 6 Comments )

By Martin Bosworth As someone who’s had more than his share of tussles with the IRS over the years, you’d think I’d be one of those embittered folk who hangs on the […]

What should – or could — I do?

By Dr. Denny Wilkins on April 17, 2007 • ( 3 Comments )

“A man with a gun walks into my classroom.” If you’re a teacher or professor, you’ve probably wondered how you would respond, especially now in the wake of the murders at Virginia […]

L’affaire Imus: a lesson in the function of democracy (or, Why do conservatives hate freedom?)

By winterSmith on April 17, 2007 • ( Leave a comment )

I’ve heard from some conservative quarters lately that the librul campaign to unhorse Don Imus is anywhere from hypocritical to a full-Monty assault on the right to free speech. In some cases […]

Unlearning helplessness: how donors reinforce poverty and dependency

By Gavin Chait on April 16, 2007 • ( 5 Comments )

“Well, something is better than nothing,” said the well-dressed man at the charity launch function. “No it isn’t. You’re making the assumption that the recipients of corporate charity can’t do any better […]

Joe Wilson at the CWA: he called Fred Thompson what?!

By winterSmith on April 16, 2007 • ( 6 Comments )

Former Ambassador Joseph Wilson (some of you may know him by his married name, Mr. Valerie Plame) addressed the 59th Conference on World Affairs at the University of Colorado this morning, speaking […]

Ted Kennedy doing his part in the War on Education

By winterSmith on April 5, 2007 • ( 1 Comment )

Our much-beloved senior senator from the state of Massachusetts is stumping for a massive No Child Left Untested Behind re-up, and we ought to all be concerned. As the footer to the […]

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