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Who’s Right?
Who’s Right? The Supreme Court decision in Lawrence and Garner v. Texas earlier this year seemed to offer hope to Americans and liberals ar...
Biotech-Bashing: Is It Justified? (Part II)
In my last post, I began a broad discussion of the biotech industry and some of the concerns that have been raised regarding its ‘commitmen...
Time in the New Year
The arbitrary dawn of a new year inevitably jumpstarts our pursuit of manufactured promise, those dreams, resolutions, and vices that, with...
Consistency and the environment
The Washington Post has a useful update of the Bush administration’s environmental efforts since the Kyoto Accords. Not surprisingly, the u...
Theory
The publication of Terry Eagleton’s After Theory appears to have sparked a debate that has been brewing in the wings of Academe for a long ...
Rwanda redux?
Rwanda redux? Samantha Power draws much needed attention to the current program of government sponsored ethnic cleansing now ongoing in Sud...
Aggression and the threat of nuclear terrorism
Graham Allison, author of the seminal Essence of Decision, has an article on nuclear proliferation in the current issue of Foreign Affairs ...
The Practice of Justice in America In Hampton Roads,
The Practice of Justice in America In Hampton Roads, Virginia, killing a man over sour cream will get you a recommended jail sentence of 30 ...
Heidegger and abortion
This article from World Magazine about Wesley Clark’s stance on abortion (pro-choice) predictably gets nearly everything about existentiali...
Biotech-Bashing: Is It Justified? (Part I)
It has been a matter of some concern for several years that the promise so loudly trumpeted by advocates of the biotech industry, namely, t...
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