Guest Commentary
Ringing in the new
When I was little, I lay awake at night worrying about the fact that I would die some day.
Guest Commentary
When enough becomes more than enough
“Wow,” I said as I took another bite of Terri’s delectable chocolate birthday cake. “That is so satisfying,
Guest Commentary
Front and center
Sometimes the planets align. Sometimes arenas get built in cities where not much else does. Sometimes you get offered the ticket you thought didn’t exist.
Guest Commentary
The dehumanization of government
During the last four years, I have spent significant time with members of Congress. In fact, when Congress was in session, one member was my roommate in Washington.
Guest Commentary
A man of no country
“The nights are sleepless and full of exotic dreams,” I told my cousins when only one week remained of my stay in Africa.
Guest Commentary
The civil rights struggle of our time
I recently spent three weeks in Israel and the West Bank where I witnessed the brutality of Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine.
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Keep judicial elections on the high road
The ideal justice system is symbolized by Lady Justice, the blindfolded goddess who holds perfectly balanced scales.
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A call for change
For the past several weeks, I have been glued to the television, horrified by images of the devastating Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster on the Gulf of Mexico.
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Why I hate my own guts
Every time I ate, I either vomited or immediately had to use the bathroom.
