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Paid article100 Candles
Rothschild, Matthew
Editor’s Note 100 Candles On January 9, 1909, Senator Robert M. La Follette launched La Follettes Weekly Magazine. On the very first page of that very first issue, La Follette laid out the...
Paid articleLetters
Letters to the Editor Zirin Wrong on Stadium Subsidies Although a San Francisco Giants fan, I’ve been to many games in Yankee Stadium over the years, and I found Dave Zirin’s “House That Greed...
Paid articleThe Great Recession
Comment The Great Recession The economists were the second to last ones to figure out we’re in a recession. The last one was George Bush himself, but he doesn’t care. He’s been phoning in his job...
Paid articleNo Comment
No Comment Prime Example Three former top executives who oversaw subprime losses at the Swiss banking giant UBS said they would forgo $27.7 million in salary and other payments, reports The New...
Paid articleChallenging the Mormon Church
Zirin, Dave
Edge of Sports Challenging the Mormon Church As supporters of gay marriage have discovered, it’s no walk in the park to take on the Mormon Church. It backed the anti-gay-marriage Proposition 8 in...
Paid articleObama's Centrism Is No Surprise
Reed, Adolph Jr.
Class Notes Obama’s Centrism Is No Surprise No one should be surprised at the shape of Barack Obama’s cabinet. At the same time that Obama was projecting “hope” and “change” on the campaign...
Paid articleOn the Line
On the Line Say No to Torture On November 15 and 16, protesters marched across the street from the main gate of Fort Huachuca in southern Arizona. Fort Huachuca is the home of the U.S. Army...
Paid articleHow to Push Obama
NICHOLS, JOHN
How to Push Obama On November 4, the American people by a popular majority of more than eight million votes selected as their new President a Democratic contender who had been attacked by his...
Paid articleFinding Our Collective Voice
Conniff, Ruth
Finding Our Collective Voice It could be a very short honeymoon for progressives who supported Barack Obama, with all the Clinton Administration officials crowding into the cabinet. We’re now...
Paid articlePoking the Racist Beehive
Berlet, Chip
Poking the Racist Beehive JUST BEFORE HE WAS PUMMELED to the ground and beaten on election night, his attackers shouted “Obama,” reports Ali Kamara, a teenage Muslim and black immigrant from...
Paid articleGrowing Food and Justice
Miner, Barbara
Growing Food and Justice The most common description of will allen is “urban farmer.” But the description doesn’t do Allen justice. It’s like describing Woody Guthrie as “1930s folksinger.” Or...
Paid articleBill McKibben
Silver, Diane
THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW Bill McKibben A little more than two years ago, bestselling author Bill McKibben’s life was filled with canoe trips, mountaineering, writing, and teaching. The author of...
Paid articleThe Intimacy of Dentistry
Ajay, Stephen
Poem The Intimacy of Dentistry Some of us have sex without noticing, like the way some dentists can work a drill with such speed, with the wish to be done with it—to say little of the poor mounted...
Paid articleEconomy in Detox
Clinton, Kate
Unplugged Economy in Detox My nephew Paul played trumpet in his high school band and during the Christmas season they performed at nursing homes in their community. They played holiday favorites...
Paid articleContraception Is No Cure-All
Shah, Sonia
Books Contraception Is No Cure-All More: Population, Nature, and What Women Want by Robert Engelman Island Press. 320pages. $24.95. In More, Worldwatch Institute’s Robert Engelman wades deep...
Paid article2008 Index
Lukas, Ina
The Progressive Index VOLUME 72, 2008 A list of authors and subjects, followed by title, month of issue, and page number. For example, “Apr 19” refers to page 19 of the April issue. A Aaron,...
Paid articleBankers Gone Wild
Hightower, Jim
The Lowdown Bankers Gone Wild They came. They saw. They ran away. November’s big global finance summit session was a far cry from the “veni, vidi, vici” of Julius Caesar. Rather than conquering...
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