September 24, 2005 Archive

Video

• Review: Sci-Fi Channel Original Path of Destruction

  Average Sci-Fi Channel fare directed by Flounder.

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Sep 24, 2005

• Review: Bus 474

  The movie looks back at the horrid life of the hijacker, which included seeing his mother murdered while a child.

  Review in Video — by Scott Butki — on Sep 24, 2005

• Review: Corpse Bride

  Review in Video — by Solonor Rasreth — on Sep 24, 2005

• TV Review: Criminal Minds

  The next chapter of CSI

  Review in Video — by NancyGail — on Sep 24, 2005

• Rumors of Halloween from PBS KIDS

  News in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 24, 2005

• Review: Inside Deep Throat

  Review in Video — by Tim Gebhart — on Sep 24, 2005

Sports

• NCAA Priorities Need Fixing

  Native American mascots are now banned in bowl games. How could the NCAA have handled this better?

  Opinion in Sports — by Ben Miraski — on Sep 24, 2005

• Manchester United 1 Blackburn Rovers 2

  An over-cautious United side are outplayed by local rivals Blackburn, managed by former Red Devil Mark Hughes

  News in Sports — by Christopher Rose — on Sep 24, 2005

Sci/Tech

• New Evolution Spat In U.S. Schools Goes To Court

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Marlowe — on Sep 24, 2005

• Weekly BlogScan: Hurricanes and End Times

  Hurricanes continue to spark news and opinion pieces all over the Web, and prompt worry over the end of days.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by DrPat — on Sep 24, 2005

• Hewlett Packard and Ebay Auction for Hurricane Katrina Relief

  More chances to donate to Hurricane Katrina

  News in Sci/Tech — by NancyGail — on Sep 24, 2005

Politics

• Today's Anti-War Protest In Washington D.C.: How Many? & Does That Really Matter?

  Calculating how many protesters marched in the Washington D.C. anti-war demonstration today does not appear to be a simple matter. Associated Press, whose article appears on the

  Opinion in Politics — by Bird of Paradise — on Sep 24, 2005

• New Orlean's Blair Dunce Project

  To appreciate this story, you should think back to the SCTV comedy series Monster Chiller Horror Theater...

  Opinion in Politics — by Steven Hart — on Sep 24, 2005

• This is War, Don't You Understand?

  Opinion in Politics — by Preston Parkhurst — on Sep 24, 2005

• A Constitutional Hurricane: Equal Opportunity in the Catholic Church?

  We all know it is against the law to deny employment based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin

  Opinion in Politics — by Bring It On — on Sep 24, 2005

• Have You Hugged Your Moderate Today?

  The weird kid down the street that always laid in the middle of the road had might've had something.

  Opinion in Politics — by Chelsea Smith — on Sep 24, 2005

• The Day After : Sept. 23, 1862

  Jones walked outside, breathing in the fresh dew-filled air, and looked across as he always did.

  Opinion in Politics — by Temple Stark — on Sep 24, 2005

Culture

• God Talk

  Opinion in Culture — by Hardy — on Sep 24, 2005

• Why the speeding has to stop

  Because the next time you drive like an ass to overcompensate for the small dick or lack of sex...

  Opinion in Culture — by Brandon J. Mendelson — on Sep 24, 2005

• Our History Of Violence

  The fact that I'm forced to even consider using a weapon is disturbing, that I have no choice in the matter is only slightly mitigating.

  Opinion in Culture — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 24, 2005

• Day By Day for September 24, 2005

  Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for September 24, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Sep 24, 2005

• Reports of Nushu's Demise Were Exaggerated

  This script, used only by women in a remote area of China, was declared "lost" last year.

  News in Culture — by Natalie Bennett — on Sep 24, 2005

Books

• The Trouble with Oprah

  Oprah has chosen her new book club book, much to my dismay.

  Opinion in Books — by Ben Miraski — on Sep 24, 2005

• Book Review: The Pocket Book of Patriotism

  Review in Books — by Warren Kelly — on Sep 24, 2005

• Oprah's Book Club brought back to life

  On Thursday, she announced her first pick for the new Book Club, a lot like the old Book Club: A Million Little Pieces, a memoir of alcohol and drug rehab by James Frey.

  News in Books — by Diane Kristine Wild — on Sep 24, 2005

Music

• Review: Robert Skoro - That These Things Could Be Ours

  Robert Skoro's sophomore release is middle-of-the road indie pop.

  Review in Music — by Robert Burke — on Sep 24, 2005

• Our Lady Peace - Live (DVD Review)

  Review in Music — by Paul Roy — on Sep 24, 2005

• Soy milk with my Ozric Tentacles, please

  Opinion in Music — by Nukapai — on Sep 24, 2005

• CD Review: Timo Maas - Pictures

  Pictures, the latest album from techno master Timo Maas, gives you the feeling that you're being offered a cheap cigarette in a darkened alley, and not taking it is not an option.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Sep 24, 2005

• CD Review: Earth, Wind and Fire--Illumination

  Review in Music — by John Schroeder — on Sep 24, 2005

• Review: Austin City Limit Music Festival Day One

  Austin City Limits Music Festival off to a good start.

  Review in Music — by Cara de Pescado — on Sep 24, 2005