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...media were truly leftist, they would be clamoring for the indictment of Bush and John Kerry for launching an illegal war on Iraq and for crimes against humanity perpetrated against the Iraqis. CBS's Dan Rather may be an idiot, but it's an insult to true progressives to label him a leftist. He's just one more in a line of celebrity journalists. Ronald O. Richards Los Angeles Why Are We in Iraq? As a soldier's mother, I say bring the troops home from Iraq now. The truth is that the American public was deceived by the Bush...
...that’s about as easy as shedding the gov jock label he might as well have sewn into his DHAs...
...underground electronic to the oddest in free jazz—is the forte of Twisted Village. Lone employee Angela (LAST NAME) is happy to help customers find exactly what they’re looking for or to recommend any number of titles. Twisted Village began as an independent record label in the mid-1980s before opening as a store in 1997; despite its foray into retail, it’s still all about the music. The friendly service and eclectic catalogue makes this a store not to be missed...
Before you label me a social accident or some type of pariah, hold your hypocrisy in check. The majority of Harvard students engage in some form of communication-resistant behavior via technology at least some of the time. Certainly you have put up your AIM away message the moment one of your best friends signs on. Certainly you’ve delayed replying to that lunch invitation sent by e-mail until lunch has already passed. And certainly you have turned your cell phone off after seeing “Mom and Dad” pop up in the caller...
...version of Styrofoam food containers. His work is being incorporated in various products at EarthShell Corp., a disposable-food-packaging company based in Santa Barbara, Calif. But when commercial production of the wheat-based plates and bowls begins next year, consumers will see only EarthShell's name on the label. There will be no reference to ARS. "We don't want the USDA to appear as an endorser," says Ed Knipling, the mild-mannered plant physiologist who runs ARS. "We don't brand our products...