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GEORGIE ANNE GEYER Two years of sheer bliss? In your dreams

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- New Year's has always been a time of reflection and resolution. We hope to be wiser


Increase the Pell grants

Opinion: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: To understand how irresponsible it is for the Bush administration to


"The uncertainty surrounding this election process isn't just bad for you and me -- it is bad for

Opinion: "The uncertainty surrounding this election process isn't just bad for you and me -- it is bad for


HOW HE SEES IT Democracy is dying in Ecuador

Opinion: By MICHAEL SHIFTER LOS ANGELES TIMES As shown by its reaction to the disputed elections in


Election in Ukraine shows that people have the power

Opinion: With the Jan. 30 parliamentary elections in Iraq hanging in the balance, now that the largest


Hey, Dude, whazzup? ... I'm on a plane, man

Opinion: San Jose Mercury News: Probable booking choices for your cross-country flight, circa 2007: Coach or


DALE McFEATTERS Is poker harmful? Should we care?

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Thanks to the improbable popularity of televised poker tournaments and the ready


HOW HE SEES IT Thomas: A justice to be reckoned with

Opinion: By JONATHAN TURLEY LOS ANGELES TIMES Chief Justice William Rehnquist must loathe opening the


Today is Thursday, Dec. 30, the 365th day of 2004. There is one day left in the year. On this date

Opinion: Today is Thursday, Dec. 30, the 365th day of 2004. There is one day left in the year. On this date


A little thanks, a large dose of skepticism and sarcasm

Opinion: A little thanks, a large dose of skepticism and sarcasm EDITOR: Thank you so much for your role


"The sea was full of bodies."

Opinion: "The sea was full of bodies." Sukardi Kasdi Who sailed a small boat to the city of Banda Aceh in


CAL THOMAS Democrats trying to get back on track

Opinion: For Republicans, Social Security has been the untouchable third rail, at least until President Bush


HOW THEY SEE IT \ Affirmative action It's a house of cards for black law students

Opinion: By RICHARD H. SANDER LOS ANGELES TIMES Traditionally, critics of affirmative action have focused


HOW HE SEES IT Our kids' standard of living threatened

Opinion: By JAMES K. GLASSMAN SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Lurking in the background of President Bush's