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What does it cost to keep searching for Hoffa?
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U.S.-Taliban talks: More bizarre foreign policy
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In Series' Puccini, Stravinsky 'pocket operas' sparkle at GALA
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Is obesity a disease?
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Moonlit Darkness
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Huawei Ascend P6 - Home run or another strike out?
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Minecraft Epic Jump Map, Operation: Tropical Vacation Pt. 1
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Red and processed meat linked to increase in type 2 diabetes risk
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Miss Utah didn’t win the crown, but she’s still a winner, so are you
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Justin Bieber and Gun Control
History on Purpose Archive: October 2011
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Reflecting on Christopher Columbus in history (Part II)
Does the deliberate omission and manipulation of important information concerning Columbus and his journeys to the Western Hemisphere demonstrate a lack of respect for mutually accepted standards of scholarship? Published October 24 2011
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Reflecting on Christopher Columbus in history (Part I)
Is the current trend in assaulting the reputation of Christopher Columbus in certain academic realms intellectually dishonest? Published October 19 2011
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Columbus deserves his day
Columbus Day honors the courageous sailor who opened the ocean gateway to the “New World.” However, there is increasing hostility to the celebration by a number of organized groups in the U.S. Published October 10 2011
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Unsustainable Federal Spending Gone Bad
Unsustainable federal government spending has already led to an unstable American currency, a devastating depression, and some of the most turbulent civil unrest in United States history. Published October 2 2011
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D.A. Jamison is a student of life and for the purposes of this column, a student of history. He is actually paid to teach U.S. History, but is still secretly a student and continues to burn the midnight ...
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What in the World
In a world that is increasingly complex, we need to seek greater awareness of the blending of cultures and America's changing role in a global community.
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U.S.-Taliban talks: More bizarre foreign policy
The U.S. announced plans to negotiate with the Taliban and within hours it attacked a base that killed four Americans.
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As violence in Syria rages, human rights suffer
War always has unintended consequences. In Syria, children and civilians are dying every day.
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Barack Obama is America’s first absentee president
We can always count on Barack Obama for a speech when things are good, but where does he go when things are bad?
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Taliban beheads two boys, ages 10 and 16, in Afghanistan
It is nothing new, but it is always shocking. Two young boys scavenging for food for their families were beheaded by the Taliban on Sunday.
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U.S.-Taliban talks: More bizarre foreign policy
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Curtain Up!
Classical music and the performing arts: news and reviews you can use.
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Alternative Health with Dr. Lind
Learn to take care of your health.
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Provoking Hearts and Minds
Vishwas Anand feels poetry can influence minds and hearts as you sway to your latent emotions and seek that perfect resonance.
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Mobile Stars: The Latest Smartphones and Tablets
Find out who’s making waves in the mobile industry
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A World in our Backyard
The world impacts us. What happens in our towns, cities, states, country and on this planet makes a difference to us.
