The Environmental Legacy of War

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We are now out of Iraq, at least sort of. So now everyone can start putting their bad memories of the American occupation behind them, right? Of course, Americans forgot this yesterday, after all Real Housewives of Lubbock is on. But the Iraqis have a lot...

Fighting the good fight

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To the ever-loving shock of all concerned, Bérubé does just that: First, it is going to be very hard to tell people that many college faculty members are exploitatively underpaid. It's going to be a particularly tough sell in communities already devastated by prolonged economic hardship....

Bucking the frame

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(This isn't only one of them posts, it's the bastard child of this and this one.) I feel this post nips too obviously at the heels of previous ones, as I'm not going.

More Komen

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Clark-Flory: This explanation has been met with reasonable skepticism for a number of reasons. For one, the organization has faced increasing pressure from antiabortion activists to cut all ties to.

Present at the Re-Creation?

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Channeling my inner Tom Friedman this morning. I'm convinced that a candidate willing to espouse the platform I set forth would immediately win a bipartisan mandate for reform... On rare occasions, however, we have the opportunity to revisit national values and to redesign the institutions that...
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