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HOW SHE SEES IT Islamic women still waiting for rights
Opinion: By ANNE APPLEBAUM WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- She looked nice, Laura Bush, in her black veil
HOW HE SEES IT Don't ask Perez family about education crisis
Opinion: By EDWARD BARRIOS ACEVEDO HISPANIC LINK NEWS SERVICE There is an education crisis among Latinos
"It is a victory for the Senate if they can get on with their business, even if they're just
Opinion: "It is a victory for the Senate if they can get on with their business, even if they're just
GEORGE F. WILL European project a victim of verbiage
Opinion: WASHINGTON -- The European Union, which has a flag no one salutes and an anthem no one knows, now
CAL THOMAS Study stem cells, but don't stifle morals
Opinion: I have a new toy. It is a GPS system that takes me where I want to go and tells me how to get there.
Records related to 'Coingate' belong in the public domain
Opinion: Each day brings some new development in "Coingate," the growing scandal involving the investment of
HOW HE SEE IT Air Force Academy goes into Christian yonder
Opinion: By JONATHAN CHAIT LOS ANGELES TIMES Conservatives have been arguing for years that the religious
J.R. LABBE Politics rears ugly head in the battle of the bases
Opinion: The next four months will prove whether politics can be minimized in the Base Realignment and
TRUDY RUBIN Nuclear options on Iran narrow
Opinion: This week, the country dodged the "nuclear option" in the U.S. Senate. But Americans should be
Not on the same page
Dayton Daily News: When Michigan's Calvin College announced that President Bush would be speaking at
An effort to protect access to public records is stalled
Opinion: More than a year ago, it became clear that too many elected officials and public employees in Ohio
HOW HE SEES IT Indian-made drugs have side effects
Opinion: By STAN COX PROVIDENCE JOURNAL SALINA, Kan. -- The United States has become the No. 1 market for
Alternatives to death
Opinion: Alternatives to death EDITOR: A May 17 letter to the editor questions the usefulness of the U.S.
HOW SHE SEES IT Women prove they can handle combat
Opinion: By ROBYN BLUMNER TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES America's first GI Jane was Deborah Sampson, who at 21
GEORGE F. WILL High Court reaffirms commerce clause
Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Last week, on the eve of the Senate fight over filibusters of judicial nominations,
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