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Despite Wesley Avenue, West Side is fine place to live

Opinion: Despite Wesley Avenue, West Side is fine place to live EDITOR: Here's my response to the Nov.


Sadly, comic's outburst reflects human nature

Opinion: By MICHAEL SHERMER LOS ANGELES TIMES After a paroxysm of racial viciousness at the Laugh Factory


37 billion in funding for fence is foolish

Opinion: If there was ever any doubt that the planned fence along the southern U.S. border is one of the


JAPAN

Opinion: JAPAN Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo: The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum held in Hanoi this year


U.N. force is overdue to heal wounds in Darfur

Editorial: An inkling of good news but mostly more of the same bad news of murder, pillaging, rape and other


U.S. pollutes Yellowstone

Opinion: U.S. pollutes Yellowstone Los Angeles Times: The Bush administration has studied and studied the


Are white Democrats racist?

Opinion: Are white Democrats racist? EDITOR: I went on vacation immediately after the mid-term election,


Vindicator file photo

Opinion: Vindicator file photo A COLDER DAY: This is what Youngstown's Central Square looked like Nov. 26,


Fabulous Fifties made us what we are

Opinion: & quot;There was, too, a wonderful simplicity of desire. It was the last time that people would


Voting by mail is win-win proposition

Opinion: By BILL BRADBURY WASHINGTON POST SALEM, Ore. -- This month, as controversies emerged in other


Valley residents lash out at Cafaro

Opinion: If the opinions of Mahoning Valley residents count for anything, Democrats in the Ohio Senate will


Ohio CORE program

Editorial: The CORE proposal is on the fast track. We shoudl and support it with a few reservations. A


U.N. rights panel is all wrong

Opinion: McClatchey Newspapers: John Bolton, the straight-talking envoy who most of the new congressional


As civil war batters Iraq, what's the U.S. to do?

Editorial: Thursday marked the deadliest day of sectarian violence since the start of the U.S.-led invasion of


Despite disorder, Dems get things done

Opinion: By STEVEN CONN HISTORY NEWS SERVICE It was during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's first term that