This is the grave of Karen Silkwood. Born in 1946 in Longview, Texas, Silkwood grew up in the conservative Protestant world of postwar east Texas. She was a good student.
We've talked about this occasionally here over the years, but it's worth noting again, since the New York Times has a big thing about it, that the obscenely large and.
You read a lot, you learn a lot. From the New York Review of Books, on a discussion of Umberto Grassi's new book, What God Kept for Himself: Atheism, Sodomy,.
This is the grave of Peggy Clark. Born in 1915 in Baltimore, Margaret Clark grew up well off. Her father was a prominent anatomy professor. The family moved to Philadelphia.
This is the unmarked grave of Herman Cain, who is buried near his family but does not have a marker of his own. Supposedly this is to stop publicity, but.
LA5H5981scPresident George W. Bush presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, one of 14 recipients of the 2005 Presidential Medal of Freedom, awarded Wednesday, Nov..
This story is a couple of years old, but for a Sunday afternoon, it's worth a talk. One thing that people have worried about with big-time solar fields is what.
There was a time, early in her years in the Senate, that I thought Kirsten Gillibrand had real potential as a Democratic Party leader. She had originally won a conservative.
