Opinion and Editorial
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Those who don’t/can’t pay for health care shift cost to others
Editorial: Make no mistake. All but a few Americans have access to health care, at least in emergencies. What
Leave higher ed alone
Opinion: By Lance Dickie Seattle Times America is in the midst of a pointless, distracting debate
Lots of laughs in 6th District race
Opinion: First it was the campaign of U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson, R-6th, and the National Republican
High court balances power
Opinion: By Cathy Young Newsday With the Arizona immigration law case decided, America now awaits the
Good news in the Gulf
Opinion: Houston Chronicle: If we can get beyond the inevitable who-should-get-the-credit arguments, the
Ignorance not bliss
Opinion: By Bart Chilton McClatchy-Tribune Another megabank has reached a humongous settlement. It
Lawsuit alleging bias at JFS warrants a review of agency
Editorial: As a reverse-discrimination law- suit filed by three current and one former employee of the Mahoning
Social thoughts evolving
Opinion: “Even if it could be demonstrated unequivocally that [public flogging and hand branding] were not
What constitutes political fairness?
Opinion: Since this is an election year, we can expect to hear a lot of words — and the meaning of those
A better busing solution is needed
Opinion: A better busing solution is needed This past month, the Austin- town School Board informed parents
Don’t drain too much too fast
Opinion: Don’t drain too much too fast Columbus Dispatch:If streams, lakes and reservoirs on Ohio’s rare
Girl seeking help was without sin
Opinion: Girl seeking help was without sin I finally read something that disturbed/perturbed me deeply
Britain’s NHS offers a guide
Opinion: BELFAST, Northern Ireland Regardless of how the Supreme Court rules on the “Patient Protection and
United States, Pakistani interests do not align
Opinion: By Andrew J. BACEVICH Los Angeles Times The history of U.S.-Pakistani relations is one of wild
Supreme Court pretends that money can’t corrupt politicians
Editorial: The “conservative” majority on the Supreme Court of the United States had a chance to reconsider a
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