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 Vol. 071 Issue 006 (June 1 2007)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Appreciating Vonnegut
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Rothschild, Matthew
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Editor's Note Matthew Rothschild Appreciating Vonnegut We mourn Kurt Vonnegut this month. The mainstream obituaries did not do him-or his humor, or his politics-justice. "We are here on Earth to...
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Letters to the Editor
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Letters to the Editor Democracy on Life-Support Reading Matthew Rothschild's excellent commentary "Iran in the Cross Hairs" (Comment, April issue), I thought that there was something missing. He...
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No Comment
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No Comment Don Imus Award Prescott, Arizona, City Councilman Steve Blair spouted off on his AM radio show, reports the Yavapai College student newspaper. "After referring to Mexicans and other...
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Big Box Brother
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Ehrenreich, Barbara
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Big Box Brother Flip Side Barbara Ehrenreich It reads like a Cold War thriller: The spy follows the suspects through several countries, ending up in Guatemala City, where he takes a room across...
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Obama's Kennedy Bid
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Conniff, Ruth
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Obama's Kennedy Bid Political Eye Ruth Conniff It was supposed to be a raucous event. Barack Obama's Wisconsin campaign kick-off at a sold-out theater in downtown Milwaukee started with a line of...
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Kurt Vonnegut Remembered
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Zinn, Howard
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Kurt Vonnegut Remembered It Seems to Me Howard Zinn Kurt Vonnegut, who died recently at eighty-four, liked to quote Eugene Debs, when Debs addressed the judge who sentenced him to ten years in...
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On the Line
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On the Line Activist Art New York City The Glass Bead Collective, a group of multimedia activists, set up a massive light projector and beamed 200-foot-tall projections of peace images on the...
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The Army Goes on Spring Break
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Nielsen, Kirk
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The Army Goes on Spring Break By Kirk Nielsen Illustration by Tomer Hanuka Spring Break, Panama City Beach, and the Army is there to entice half-naked eighteen- to twenty-four-year-olds to look...
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Maverick Mike Gravel
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Lauria, Joe
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Maverick Mike Gravel By Joe Lauria Illustration by Darren Thompson Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel is running for President in the Democratic primaries. At seventy-six, he has been out of...
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Joschka Fischer
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Pal, Amitabh
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW by Amitabh Pal Joschka Fischer Joschka Fischer is a defining figure in recent German history. His long and strange political journey culminated in his becoming Germany's...
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The Bravest Woman in Afghanistan
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Pascarella, Matt
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The Bravest Woman in Afghanistan By Matt Pascarella Illustration by Johanna Goodman In September 2005, Danish filmmaker Eva Mulvad and her crew set off for the Farah province in southwestern...
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June, New Century
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Trudell, Dennis
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Poem June, New Century A man in a cage plays a soccer game in his mind. He does that while you and I do whatever we do for two hours. The telephone wakes me, and I speak briefly, dress and come...
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A Hunger for Faith
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Haslanger, Phil
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Books A Hunger for Faith Take This Bread: A Radical Conversion by Sara Miles Ballantine Books. 283 pages. $24.95. By Phil Haslanger Sara Miles was a pretty unlikely candidate to convert to...
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Republicans Eat Their Own
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Durst, Will
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Republicans Eat Their Own Off the Map Will Durst I'm a little worried about the Republicans. I am. My job is to mock and scoff and taunt, and these days it's almost too easy. Like slam dunking...
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