Radicals Target Girls’ Schools in Afghanistan
by Reports are sketchy as to the amount of damage done, but radicals one can only presume to be Islamic in nature are attacking schools in …
Month: October 2002
Crime, Definition and Punishment
Must juries adhere to the letter of the law? A referendum in South Dakota might mean the end of that standard Read the LA Times …
Deportation Best Option
Foreign nationals suspected of association with terrorists often cannot be formally charges. The U.S. seems to be using deportation as a method of disposing of …
Mandatory Voting
Here’s a first: something worth reading in USA Today. The subject – making voting mandatory. Read their article. Personally, I cringe at the very thought …
Another School Shooting
A student flunking out of nursing school opened fire in a class at the University of Arizona, killing 4 people. Read the story on Yahoo …
Russia Responds to Terrorists
Perhaps now that Vlad Putid and the Russians have had a taste of terrorist medicine they will take a more reasonable stance on Iraq. Putin …
Kane Challlenges Black Leaders
In an insightful editorial, Gregory Kane tells Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, et al, how it is in the real world. Read it on SunSpot.net. Well …
Snipers Caught
Presumedly, the entire nation now knows that the D.C. area snipers have been captured. Read about it on MSNBC.com. Congratulations must go to the law …
Korea “Allows” Kidnapped Japanese to Stay
North Korea says it’s OK for the Japanese citizens they kidnapped decades ago to stay in their home country. Read about it. How nice. The …
Pink-haired Girl Leaves Fort Bend School
A girl who’s pink-dyed hair violated school policy has been moved to another school district by her parents. Read about it in the Houston Chronicle. …