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18 July 2004
The isolation of Indiana, USA
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John Rouse
The communities of east central Indiana are isolated from the realities of life in the middle east. We are rarely touched by the deaths of American soldiers--at least personally.

We read about Iraq, Israel, and...
14 July 2004
The Convention Speech A Child Longs To Hear
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Todd Huffman
"On this night I would like to depart from the usual speech demanded on such occasions when, every four years, we celebrate the process of democracy. On this night, ladies and gentlemen, I would instead like to speak about America's...
14 July 2004
Not in this lifetime for Clinton
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas  -- I like Bill Clinton's book. I feel as though I should immediately apologize for saying that. I mean, it's gotten a bunch of bad reviews -- all sorts of superior people have peed all over it and pointed out he shouldn't...
10 July 2004
What ever happened to the Constitution?
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Molly Ivins
When, in future, you find yourself wondering, “What ever happened to the Constitution?” you will want to go back and look at June 8, 2004. That was the day the attorney general of the United States — a.k.a. “the nation’s top law...
10 July 2004
David Dellinger, 1915-2004
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Bob Fitrakis
Peace activist and great dissenter Dave Dellinger died on May 25, 2004 in Montpelier, Vermont. Dellinger is perhaps best known as one of the “Chicago Seven” (originally eight, until they bound and gagged Bobby Seal).

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10 July 2004
Mildred Jeffrey, 1910-2004
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Bob Fitrakis
Legendary labor activist and feminist, Mildred “Millie” Jeffrey, died March 24 in Detroit, Michigan. Jeffrey was the first woman to head a United Auto Workers Union department when she took charge of the UAW’s newly formed Women’s Bureau...

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