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IssueVol. 077 Issue 003 (March 1 2013)
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Paid articleEDITOR'S NOTE
The Harkin Difference Editor’s Note Matthew Rothschild I’m sorry that Tom Harkin is not going to run for reelection in 2014. I respect his reasons. Time is “fleeting,” as the...
Paid articleNO COMMENT
No Comment Taco Stupido An employee at Taco Cid, a restaurant in Columbia, South Carolina, was wearing a shirt at work that said, “How to catch an illegal immigrant,” along with an illustration...
Paid articleLETTERS
Letters to the Editor Bad Strategy on Third Parties December/January’s editorial commentary portion on third-party candidacies and the Presidential election (Editor’s Note, “How to Live,”...
Paid articleCOMMENT HOPE FOR IMMIGRANTS
Comment Hope for Immigrants President Obama’s speech on immigration reform in Las Vegas picked up where his second Inaugural Address left off—on a high note. “Anyone from anywhere can write the...
Paid articleON THE LINE
On the Line No Right to Bear Bushmasters Protesters across the country are demanding a response to gun violence. On January 21, demonstrators in Brooklyn joined the “One Million Moms for Gun...
Paid articleROE V. WADE AND THE STONE AGE
Conniff, Ruth
Roe v. Wade and the Stone Age Political Eye Ruth Conniff Forty years ago, the Supreme Court handed down the Roe v. Wade decision, forever changing women’s lives. The culture war over...
Paid articleIN THE SHADOW OF DR. TILLER
Williams, Terry Tempest
In the Shadow of Dr. Tiller Open Space Terry Tempest Williams On the fortieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade, hundreds of us who had tickets in hand to see the premiere of After Tiller at the...
Paid articleFOR LABOR, WHAT'S AFTER MICHIGAN?
Fletcher, Bill Jr.
For Labor, What’s After Michigan? By Bill Fletcher Jr. Illustration by Caitlin Kuhwald THE LABOR MOVEMENT IN Michigan is the latest victim of a slow-acting poison that has spread through the...
Paid articleSYRIAN BRIDES FOR SALE
Mayton, Joseph
Syrian Brides for Sale By Joseph Mayton Illustration by Louisa Bertman ZAATARI REFUGEE CAMP, Jordan. Life here for single Syrian women is not easy. Their families, desperately short of...
Paid articleTEACHING IN THE REAL WORLD
Lantigua-Williams, Juleyka
Teaching in the Real World First Person Singular by Juleyka Lantigua-Williams ITEACH AT A COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AND IT’S THE HARDEST AND most rewarding job I’ve ever had. The diversity (economic,...
Paid articleCINEASTE OF '68
Rampell, Ed
Cineaste of ’68 By Ed Rampell OLIVIER ASSAYAS HAS SHORT gray hair, is slim, of medium height, and dresses casually. He speaks deliberately, intently, in accented English, but he laughs easily....
Paid articlePOEM
Davlin, Alisha
Poem Poem for the Middle School Boy Called “Faggot” 42 Times Today (Inspired by Ben McElroy) This is a poem for the little boy who eats lunch alone in the stairwell near the music room of his...
Paid articleMAIREAD MAGUIRE
Pal, Amitabh
Mairead Maguire THE PROGRE S S IVE INTERVI EW by Amitabh Pal More than thirty years have gone by since Mairead Maguire won the Nobel Peace Prize, but she hasn’t lost her passion yet. Maguire...
Paid articleWHEN ATHLETES LIE
Zirin, Dave
When Athletes Lie Edge of Sports Dave Zirin On January 18, I spent thirteen hours doing radio and TV. It was all to discuss either disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong or Notre...
Paid articleWHAT I LEARNED FROM MY DAD
Clinton, Kate
What I Learned from My Dad Unplugged Kate Clinton My dear partner and I recently sat before a large flat-panel screen flashing different retirement scenarios while our third team of...
Paid articleBOOKS
Whitney, Jake
Books How the Rich Hurt the Rest of Us Plutocrats: The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich and the Fall of Everyone Else By Chrystia Freeland Penguin Press. 363 pages. $27.95. By Jake...
Paid articleTHE SPEECH WE NEEDED
Hightower, Jim
The Speech We Needed Vox Populist Jim Hightower The skies were overcast and the temperature was a chilly forty degrees in Washington when President Obama began his Inaugural Address. Given...
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