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Kitchen Still Needs Funds and Helping Hands
Here we are in a new year, bringing to a close one of our longest running fund drives--long running because the crock pot has been filling more...
the ETS! kitchen crew

Media Follies 2006!
Welcome to the eleventh year of selecting our annual list of the year's most overhyped and underreported stories. As usual, there's plenty to...
Geov Parrish

Seattle Media Follies
First, the overhyped: Mike!(tm) McGavick: He started his campaign to unseat Sen. Maria Cantwell with 40% in the polls. He never got any higher than...
Geov Parrish

Save the Humans!
It is no exaggeration to say that we are facing the largest human crisis since at least the nuclear arms race. Of course, instead of building up...
Colin Wright

NLRB: No Friend of Labor
While President Bush points to low unemployment and a resurgent stock market as signs of a strong economy, most Americans don't feel so bullish....
Dmitri Iglitzin and Steven Hill

Baghdad Burning
End of Another Year You know your country is in trouble when: 1. The UN has to open a special branch just to keep track of the chaos and bloodshed,...
Riverbend

Reclain Our History
Jan. 4, 1960: Albert Camus killed at 46, in an automobile accident near Sens. 1965: Free Speech Movement (FSM) holds first legal rally on Sproul...

 

Quotes of the week: "A day in the life of the average Iraqi has been reduced to identifying corpses, avoiding car bombs, and attempting to keep track of which family members have been detained, which ones have been exiled, and which ones have been abducted." -- Riverbend, from "Baghdad Burning" (see p. -) "So now, what will be the next story they tell us to keep us over here?" -- Spc. Thomas Sheck, a US soldier on his second tour in Iraq, commenting just after the execution of Saddam Hussein
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