November 10, 2006 RSS feed / Opinion/Crime

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Thirty-something speaks

The joy of embarrassment
Mike Maddock
A wonderful thing happened on the way to my kids' school the other day. I discovered my mere presence is finally an embarrassment to my oldest daughter. More...

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Open Season 3-1/2 stars

What do a one-antlered stag, a tame bear, a lot of squirrels, and hunters have in common? They're all in the forest and it's More...

It's not a criticism, it's an observation.

Working like a sheepdog
Mike Cox

Once upon a time, cartoons were entertaining. Most had vivid characters, a plot, and usually, a moral. Cartoons today are either marketing tools for the next great toy or a politically correct, wishful thinking, piece of drivel. More...

Whacked with an old fashioned frying pan

Bo Ledford is on probation after serving most of his prison sentence for burglary. Apparently, burglary is a habit Bo can't shake, because he's at it again. More...

Supply Side: The Sanford Model

By Stephen Moore from The Wall

Street Journal October 30, 2006; Page A13 More...


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