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    Jul 23, 2008 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  1. Byrd endorses 'humble Christian' Obama

    The Swamp
    by Christi Parsons Sen. Robert C. Byrd endorsed Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination for president this afternoon, calling the junior senator from Illinois "a noble-hearted patriot and humble Christian." In a statement released a few minutes ago,...

    Tags: Barack Obama, Illinois, Political Candidates, Virginia, Elections

    2. Aug 28, 2008 |Blog| Sun-Sentinel

  2. GOP leaders frantic about committeeman-elect with alleged racist ties

    Palm Beach Politics | Sun-Sentinel Blogs
    Palm Beach County Republican Party leaders raced through GOP rulebooks Wednesday afternoon to find ways to keep Derek Black, an alleged racist, from taking office as a GOP committeeman. They think they found one: They say Black didn???t meet......

    Tags: Republican Party, Elections, Government, Parties and Movements, Local Elections

    3. Apr 18, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. The decline of terrorism

    Our era is known as the Age of Terror, and no wonder. Twelve years ago, the United States suffered its worst terrorist attack ever, and since then, we have lived under the shadow of atrocities designed to frighten as well as kill. The bombs that went off in Boston put to rest the hope that with al-Qaida largely demolished, we could rest easy.
    Our era is known as the Age of Terror, and no wonder. Twelve years ago, the United States suffered its worst terrorist attack ever, and since then, we have lived under the shadow of atrocities designed to frighten as well as kill. The bombs that went...

    Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, Culture, Terrorism, Explosions, Islam

    4. Apr 16, 2013 |Column| Daily American

  4. Not so nice - Mike Rice

    Finally, someone has agreed that it's not a good thing to have an adult coach belittle, verbally abuse, and denigrate his players by screaming explicative's, throwing balls at their heads and faces, and using homophobic slurs to describe their...

    Tags: National Basketball Association, Abusive Behavior, ESPN (tv network)

    5. Apr 9, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  5. Dodger great Carl Erskine: Pitching equality

    Jackie Robinson changed baseball and the nation that loves it on April 15, 1947, when he became the first black player to walk onto a major league ball field. He changed Carl Erskine's life in March 1948, when Robinson, by then a Brooklyn Dodgers star, sought out the minor leaguer after watching him pitch and told him, "You're going to be with us real soon!" And so he was — they were teammates through much of he Dodgers' legendary 1950s. The Robinson biopic "42" is mostly about matters that happened before they met, but Erskine knows what happened afterward: He pitched and won the first Dodger game in L.A., retired in 1959 to his hometown in Indiana, and watched the nation gradually understand the life lessons he later wrote about in "What I Learned from Jackie Robinson."
    Jackie Robinson changed baseball and the nation that loves it on April 15, 1947, when he became the first black player to walk onto a major league ball field. He changed Carl Erskine's life in March 1948, when Robinson, by then a Brooklyn Dodgers star,...

    Tags: Court Preliminary, Cultural Development, Culture, Los Angeles Dodgers, World Series

    6. Apr 22, 2013 |Column| Daily American

  6. The Not-So-Nice Mike Rice

    Finally, someone has agreed that it’s not a good thing to have an adult COACH belittle, verbally abuse and denigrate his players by screaming explicatives, throwing balls at their heads and faces, and using homophobic slurs to describe their performance. Thank goodness I have lived long enough for someone to stand up and say that this type of COACHING is not acceptable behavior. Unfortunately, as a Baby Boomer, I’ve seen this scenario dozens of times in dozens of situations, and the only good thing that has come out of it for me is that I am passionate about anti-bullying.
    Finally, someone has agreed that it’s not a good thing to have an adult COACH belittle, verbally abuse and denigrate his players by screaming explicatives, throwing balls at their heads and faces, and using homophobic slurs to describe their...

    Tags: National Basketball Association, Abusive Behavior, ESPN (tv network)

    7. Dec 24, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. 'Django Unchained' is Tarantino, undisciplined ★★

    In "Django Unchained," which has its moments of devilish glee in and among dubious wallows in numbing slaughter, writer-director-trash compactor Quentin Tarantino delivers a mashup of several hundred of his favorite movies, all hanging, like barnacles, onto a story of a freed slave (Jamie Foxx) and his bounty-hunter savior (Christoph Waltz) out to rescue Django's wife (Kerry Washington) from a venal plantation owner (Leonardo DiCaprio). The plantation's "house slave" (Samuel L. Jackson) has no divided loyalties in the eventual standoff.
    In "Django Unchained," which has its moments of devilish glee in and among dubious wallows in numbing slaughter, writer-director-trash compactor Quentin Tarantino delivers a mashup of several hundred of his favorite movies, all hanging, like barnacles,...

    Tags: Russ Tamblyn, Slavery, Entertainment, Movies, Kerry Washington

    8. Mar 3, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  8. L.A.'s mayors: A cast of characters

    One was nicknamed "Pinky," for rather obscure reasons. Another, for lamentably obvious ones, was known as "Horse Face," and the military buddies of a third called him "Old Chubby Cheeks."
    One was nicknamed "Pinky," for rather obscure reasons. Another, for lamentably obvious ones, was known as "Horse Face," and the military buddies of a third called him "Old Chubby Cheeks." One was a used-car salesman and a KKK member. A couple were...

    Tags: Elections, Judaism, Local Elections, Politics, Antonio Villaraigosa

    9. Feb 22, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. Vassar vs. Westboro

    The Westboro Baptist Church, best known for picketing military funerals because God hates a country that tolerates gay people (or something like that), is picketing my alma mater next week. Vassar College, a small liberal arts school in New York's Hudson Valley, is hardly the first school that Westboro's "congregation" (which is really just one large family in Topeka, Kan., led by 83-year-old pastor Fred Phelps) has visited with signs bearing its signature motto, "God Hates Fags." But Vassar may be the first to pull the jujitsu move of using the demonstration to raise money in support of the very thing being demonstrated against.
    The Westboro Baptist Church, best known for picketing military funerals because God hates a country that tolerates gay people (or something like that), is picketing my alma mater next week. Vassar College, a small liberal arts school in New York's...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, Christianity, Jerry Springer, BBC, Education

    10. Sep 21, 2001 |Column| Baltimore Sun

  10. Gibbons' Muhammad faces different test

    CARDINAL Gibbons running back Hassan Muhammad II should be concerned about pimples, dates and coming opponents, but instead he and his family have been educators and teachers about their Muslim faith during the past 10 days. Ever since the terrorist...

    Tags: Values, Terrorism, Education, Philadelphia Eagles, Crimes

    11. Sep 30, 2001 |Column| Baltimore Sun

  11. Congress must help Bush round up all the suspects

    WHAT'S THE difference between being held as a material witness and being detained without trial? Anyone? Anyone? It's a question that has popped up since Sept. 11, when terrorists hijacked four jets and crashed two into the Word Trade Center twin...

    Tags: Terrorism, Court Administration, Safety of Citizens, Parliament, George W. Bush

    12. Feb 10, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  12. Lake schools should teach about legal trailblazer Virgil Hawkins

    Worshiping a hero is easier from afar.
    Worshiping a hero is easier from afar. You don't have to hear snippy comments the basketball player makes about short admirers. You don't see acne scars on the supermodel. And, so it is with Virgil Hawkins, a Lake County hero. Monday marks the...

    Tags: Students, Lawyers, Justice System, Jacksonville (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Crime, Law and Justice

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