Tags : “Politics and Affairs” - Page 94

Dan Savage wrote a book about the family that dare not speak its name.

in Books — by Brian Flemming — on Apr 30, 2003

If speculation about anarchist utopias is your thing, this is the book for you. But if you're after rollicking politicized space opera, you'd be better off digging up some (very) old Heinlein.

in Books — by Chad Orzel — on Apr 30, 2003

Several dozen Democrat office holders and former office holders are petitioning the South Carolina party to include perennial candidate, ex-felon and conspiracy freak Lyndon Larouche in the upcoming May 3 pre-pre-primary presidential debate.

in Politics — by Al Barger — on Apr 30, 2003

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation has published guidelines for submissions of designs for the World Trade Center memorial. Just in this most sensitive corner, they've managed to inject the worst kind of fake egalitarian nonsense into the rules.

in Culture — by Al Barger — on Apr 30, 2003

In their latest attempt to intimidate users of P2P services, the RIAA is sending threats to individual users.

in Sci/Tech — by Al Barger — on Apr 29, 2003

in Books — by Steve Rhodes — on Apr 29, 2003

A few documents like this will go a long way toward silencing any lingering possible doubts about the legitimacy of having invaded Iraq.

in Politics — by Al Barger — on Apr 28, 2003

in Video — by Steve Rhodes — on Apr 28, 2003

This is probably as close as Heinlein ever came to following the old writing dictum to "Show, Don't Tell." Unfortunately, his every instinct is to Tell rather than Show. And Tell, and Tell, and Tell some more.

in Books — by Chad Orzel — on Apr 27, 2003

This is a more egregious violation of civil liberties, one with worse impact on the public, than about anything involved in the dreaded Patriot Act.

in Politics — by Al Barger — on Apr 25, 2003