On February 29, 2004, Haiti's first democratically elected president,
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, was overthrown for the second time in 13 years. The
opposition gangs that placed millions of Haitians under siege are armed with
sophisticated...
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15 March 2004
May 1st, International Workers’ Day, commemorates the historic struggle of working people throughout the world, and is recognized in every country except the United States and Canada. Despite the fact that the holiday began in the...
15 March 2004
The majority of Pakistani youth
have been born to worship the
founder of Pakistan’s nuclear bomb, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, a metallurgist by training and head of Pakistan’s nuclear program. It was a rare and equally shocking moment for...
15 March 2004
Ohio University’s (OU) agreement to drop the appeal against Ohio Valley Coal Company’s permit to undermine the old growth forest at Dysart Woods went against its top scientists working on Dysart Woods, the land’s supervisor Brian McCarthy...
15 March 2004
On Nov. 24 Columbus passed a water/sewer rate increase that will raise the average bill by about $40/year. Yet the City is a long way from spending our ratepayer dollars in an economic and environmentally beneficial manner. The Club’s work...
15 March 2004
Ohio has lost 233,000 jobs in the last three years thanks in part to the Bush administration recession and free trade policies. Bush’s and Ohio conservative Governor Robert Taft’s solution to jobs in Ohio is to put together a $125 million...
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