I once met Joseph Sheppherd, an anthropologist, who as a
university student had gone for a year of field research with a
tribe in West Africa but ended up staying to live with the people for six years. The tribe led a peaceful...
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12 April 2002
Thousands of Columbus voters signed petitions in 2001
demanding a vote on the issue of sprawl in the Darby
Watershed. In October 2001 Columbus City Council said we would get to vote on this issue on May 7. In February, Columbus City...
12 April 2002
The United States is home to only 5% of the world’s population yet consumes 25% of its energy and emits 25% of greenhouse gases which cause Global Warming. Each American creates 45,000 lbs. of CO2 per year. Americans waste more energy than...
10 April 2002
If you want power – be it political
or electrical — you need connec
tions. No one knew that better than the super-slick executives of Enron, who in the past year desperately tried to stave off the largest bankruptcy in history.
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10 April 2002
I’d like to introduce a new term into
drug policy vernacular: chemical bigotry.
We’ve endured the War on Drugs for more than thirty years and seen various threads of injustice weave through it. Until now, no wording has existed to...
10 April 2002
If movies could be convicted of a crime,
this one would be on Death Row.
OK, “Monster’s Ball” is beautifully shot. And the music is haunting in this tale of race, sex, violence and twisted lives in a small town in post-...
OK, “Monster’s Ball” is beautifully shot. And the music is haunting in this tale of race, sex, violence and twisted lives in a small town in post-...
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