Year: 2004

Carol Towarnicky Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service What bothers me is not the seven minutes President Bush stalled on Sept. 11, 2001, reading My Pet Goat to grade schoolers. It’s the three years that came after

Caitlin was never quiet in grade school. She talked loudly in class. When a teacher’s back was turned she drew caricatures of him for classroom distribution. A tomboy at heart, Caitlin taught her small-town schoolmates

When did Halliburton become a four letter word? The Texas-based energy company has been the center of nearly every controversy known to man since George Bush and Dick Cheney took office in 2001. It has

Never mind what you heard. Voting for Ralph Nader is not a “waste.” While it is true that a vote for Nader may work to the advantage of our beloved current president (a.k.a. The anti-Christ),

Over the years, American society has revealed itself as being particularly susceptible to the paradox, with our love/hate relationship concerning taxes currently taking center stage. While relishing the services made possible by taxes, such as

Mayor Street’s proposal to transform Philadelphia into the world’s largest wireless Internet hot spot sounds like it’s on the cutting edge of technology. Take $10 million to install a system that includes thousands of wireless