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Book Review: In the Shadow of No Towers
Art Spiegelman, the author of the amazing, powerful book Maus gives his reaction to the destruction of the twin towers. Is In the Shadow of No Towers as amazing and brilliant as Maus? No. Is it fair to hold him to that standard? Not really. The book contains—in his cartoon …
Read More »Book Review: The Bookman’s Promise
Dunning, who has won the Nero Wolfe Award, wrote Booked to Die and The Bookman’s Wake. Both were excellent. This new book pales, however, in comparison to the two earlier ones. Dunning owned a Denver bookstore for many years but now does his sales online. I mention this because in …
Read More »Google – Too Much Power?
If information is power, is there such a thing as too much power or too much knowledge? I recently wondered that after listening to an NPR program on Google. It contained information that was both fascinating and infuriating. This was the first time – except for during the recent news …
Read More »Book Review: Girl Reporter Sinks School by Linda Ellerbee
Well, I found the perfect book bridging my career change. During the week or two between leaving the journalism profession and starting in the education profession, I was volunteering at a school when I spotted a book with this title: Girl Reporter Sinks School by Linda Ellerbee. I knew the …
Read More »Suresh Joachim: This Story Irks Me
Get off your couch and help the suffering children!
Read More »Google Fight Continues
Google is under fire on copyright issues
Read More »In Defense of Garrison Keillor
Don't let facts get in the way of a funny meme
Read More »Intelligent Design Opinions
OK, admittedly the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster may sound weird in name but give it a chance.
Read More »Book Review: All Too Human
'Tis a shame that George is a whiner.
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