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20 July 2005
Bush greeted by angry protesters, Democrats told to "Get a Spine"
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Close to 75 protesters gathered by 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 8, on East 17th Avenue, within the Ohio Exposition Center complex, to send a message to President Bush and the Ohio Democratic Party.

Bush?s motorcade arrived around...
20 July 2005
OSU police costs don't stop another beautiful Hempfest
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Sarah Clark
Upwards of 5,000 people gathered on Saturday June 4th to celebrate the Ohio Hempfest on the South Oval of The Ohio State University Campus. It was a lower turnout of festival goers than in recent years, which organizer Phil DeSenze claims...
20 July 2005
Rethinking the "unthinkable": An updated view of communism from Ike to Mao and beyond
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Tom Harker
Rethinking the "unthinkable": An updated view of communism from Ike to Mao and beyond by Bob Avakian. 449 pp. 2005

How does a good California boy of the 50's, an elementary school "Traffic Boy" who loved Smilin' Ed's "...
20 July 2005
Raich case ruling: Feds can enforce marijuana laws against patients, but state laws remain in effect
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The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that federal officials may arrest and prosecute medical marijuana users and providers even in states where it is legal. The decision in Gonzales v. Raich returns California and other Western states to...
20 July 2005
House move to ban funds for federal raids on medical marijuana patients gains support, but falls short
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The US House of Representatives Wednesday turned back a measure that would have barred the use of federal funds to go after sick people using pot. The vote came just a week after the US Supreme Court gave federal drug law enforcers the...
20 July 2005
An evening with Rod Parsley
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Marley Greiner
The spring of 2005 has been a banner for Columbus' tele-revivialist cum spiritual adviser to the Republican Party, Rod Parsley, Pastor of World Harvest Church in Canal Winchester; interviews in James Dobson's daily online news commentary...

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