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IssueVol. 066 Issue 008 (August 1 2002)
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Paid articleJune Jordan, 1936-2002
Rothschild, Matthew
Editor's Note June Jordan, 1936-2002 I got the call on the afternoon of June 15, the call I dreaded. June Jordan has died. I knew she was very ill with cancer, but she had fought off the bastard...
Paid articleLetters
Letters to the Editor Zigler on Target Thank you so much for the interview with Edward Zigler (June issue), particularly his comments on child care. He's right, we need to care about ratios and...
Paid articleGlobal Vigilante
Comment Global Vigilante The Bush Administration grows scarier by the day. One of the latest bits of ghastliness is Bush's new military doctrine of preemption. On June 1 at West Point, Bush said,...
Paid articleNo Comment
No Comment Just How Big Are Hillary'« Eyes? Conservative writer Peggy Noonan told the British magazine The Spectator of a recent run-in with Senator Hillary Clinton at a funeral. "Her mouth...
Paid articleJ. Edgar Hoover Never Died
Hentoff, Nat
Ashcroft Watch J. Edgar Hoover Never Died On June 2, FBI Director Robert Mueller appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to sanctify the Bureau's return to Cointelpro (its...
Paid articleThe Collapse of Credibility
Ehrenreich, Barbara
Flip Side The Collapse of Credibility It's a pleasure, of the schadenfreude variety, to sit back and watch the credibility peel off our principal institutions with no help from their usual...
Paid articleRequiem for the Champ
Jordan, June
Just Inside the Door Requiem for the Champ Mike Tyson comes from Brooklyn. And so do I. He grew up about a twenty-minute bus ride from my house. I always thought his neighborhood looked like a...
Paid articleOn the Line
On the Line Mdjur Prolwttt > ÇÇrtïr* |»I ' ' f Protest Central Correction: In the story "Who Says Protests Don't Work?" (July issue), the tree sit-in involving Tracy McNeely and several...
Paid articleStop the War Before It Starts
Cortright, David
Stop the War Before It Starts The Bush Administration once again is gearing up for war against Iraq. It's a war thai could cause a massive loss of life and could end with the use of nuclear weapons...
Paid articleWho Is to Blame for Mad Deer?
McCombie, Brian
Who is to Blame for Mad Deer? The helicopter rises up over the ridge line, the noise of the rotors scattering the targets below. But the snipers in the doorway already have their scoped,...
Paid articleBush's War on Sex
Wright, Kai
Bush's War on Sex Few of the public health workers who crammed into the back of a tiny White House conference room this March would have ever guessed they'd watch Such a show unfold. There before...
Paid articleHeidi Hartmann
Conniff, Ruth
THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW Heidi Hartmann Heidi Hartmann is a pioneering feminist economist. Founder of the Institute for Womens Policy Research (IWPR) in Washington, D.C., she writes, lectures,...
Paid articleFUGAZI at FIFTEEN
Crone, Thomas
Recently, a friend of a friend went on tour. A musician in an . inventive rock band The Potomac Accord, he and some of his compadres were passing time by riffling through a stack of contract riders...
Paid articleCOUNTRY MUSIC, WHERE ART THOU?
Malone, Bill C.
COUNTRY MUSIC, WHERE ART THOU? My introduction to the working class world of country music came on a luckless cotton tenant farm in East Texas more than sixty years ago. One of the most cherished...
Paid articleBlow That Horn, Sister!
Lewis, Andrea
Divalution Blow That Horn, Sister! BAVTho is Valaida W Snow and why don't I know about her? I'm asking myself those questions after hearing an excerpt of a radio documentary about Snow, who, in...
Paid articleGlobal Warming: A Dry Heat?
Durst, Will
Off the Map Global Warming: A Dry Heat? >- Grass Valley, California, where ex-Bay Area liberals have settled in the middle of rock-ribbed conservatives and there is little love lost between them....
Paid articleMy Name's Not Rodriguez
Rodriguez, Luis J.
Poem My Name's Not Rodriguez It is a sigh of climbing feet, the lather of gold lust, the slave masters' religion with crippled hands gripping greed's tail. My name's not Rodriguez. It's an...
Paid articleGrading the Gatekeepers
McKissack, FVed Jr.
Books Grading the Gatekeepers The News About the News: American Journalism in Peril Alfred A. Knopf, 2002. 266pages. $25.00. By FVed McKissack Jr. Here's something new for the Miller Analogies...
Paid articleTo the Weight Room
Ivins, Molly
Small Favors To the Weight Room I believe President George W. Bush has found his nickey at last. (Nickey is how they pronounce "niche" in East Texas.) The Gym-ster has been exhorting us all...
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