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04.06.12
Posted in you've got mail at 11:16 am by nemo
Dear Friends of NCSE,
Calls from civil liberties groups for a veto of the “monkey bill” in
Tennessee. A new attack on science education in Oklahoma. A survey on
the perceived importance of science education. The Los Angeles Times’s
view of Tennessee’s antiscience legislation. The death of a second
antiscience bill in Oklahoma. Views from across Tennessee on the
state’s antiscience legislation. And congratulations to Lawrence
Krauss.
AMERICANS UNITED CALLS FOR “MONKEY BILL” VETO
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03.30.12
Posted in you've got mail at 10:43 am by nemo
THE PLAN FOR LOW-WAGE AMERICA
Jobs are coming back, but you can forget about a living wage–unless you and your co-workers are organized enough to demand one.
http://socialistworker.org/2012/03/28/the-plan-for-low-wage-america
Comment: Paul D’Amato
DO WE NEED DIVERSITY OF TACTICS?
The idea that activists should respect a “diversity of tactics” is really a way to short-circuit the discussion of our goals and how to achieve them.
http://socialistworker.org/2012/03/26/diversity-of-tactics
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Dear Friends of NCSE,
Opposition to Oklahoma’s antiscience bill from the AAAS, the NABT, and
the NAGT. Tennessee’s “monkey bill” passes the legislature, despite
Eugenie C. Scott’s advice, Roger D. Cone, Robert G. Webster, and Jon
Kaas’s opposition, and the precedent of seventy-five Nobel laureates
calling for the repeal of a similar bill in Louisiana. Plus a preview
of Richard Milner’s Charles R. Knight.
Read the rest of this entry »
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03.23.12
Posted in you've got mail at 10:14 am by nemo
Comment: Kathy Stewart
THE ROOTS OF RACIST IDEAS
Slavery was abolished in the 1860s, but its legacy of racism persists to this day because it is useful to the ruling class.
http://socialistworker.org/2012/03/23/roots-of-racist-ideas
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Dear Friends of NCSE,
Tennessee’s “monkey bill” passes the state senate. Plus a new resource
on energy education. Opposition to Tennessee’s “monkey bill” from the
Nashville Tennessean, the National Association of Biology Teachers,
the National Association of Geoscience Teachers and the National Earth
Science Teachers Association, the American Institute of Biological
Sciences, and ten Tennessee members of the National Academies. And
antievolution bills fail in New Hampshire but continue in Oklahoma.
“MONKEY BILL” PASSES TENNESSEE SENATE
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03.01.12
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http://readersupportednews.org/news-section2/328-121/10198-focus-ibm-at-auschwitz-new-documents
Rad_Green listserv/email
Reader Supported News
28 February 12
[image: Auschwitz survivor Leon Greenman displays his number tattoo.
(photo: Ian Waldie/Getty Images)]
Auschwitz survivor Leon Greenman displays his number tattoo. (photo: Ian
Waldie/Getty Images)
IBM at Auschwitz, New Documents
Edwin Black
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http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/opinion/far-from-the-tahrir-dream/article2354375/
Rad_Green listserv/email
Globe and Mail
Mar. 01, 2012
Far from the Tahrir dream
The biggest, most immediate obstacle to freedom in Egypt today, the force
that’s actively trying to roll back the revolution, is not the Muslim
Brotherhood but the military-dominated security state that has run Egypt
for 60 years and is now identified with the acronym SCAF, for Supreme
Council of the Armed Forces.Timothy Garton Ash CAIRO
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02.24.12
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http://climateandcapitalism.com/?p=6718&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+climateandcapitalism%2FpEtD+%28Climate+and+Capitalism%29
Social movements call for a Permanent Peoples’ Assembly, Rio 2012
February 23, 2012
For our rights and the rights of nature, against the commodification of life
and the greenwashing of capitalism . Mobilize together towards Río+20 and
beyond
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02.19.12
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rad-Green mail
Inviting the Big Payback
by DAVE LINDORFF
http://www.counterpunch.org/2012/02/16/inviting-the-big-payback/
The attacks and attempted attacks this week on Israeli embassy
personnel in Georgia, India and Thailand should serve as a serious
warning to the people of both Israel and the US that there will be an
increasingly heavy price to pay for the kind of government-sponsored
terror that both countries have long practiced, and that too many
Americans and Israelis have mindlessly cheered on.
The technology of terror has become so wide-spread, and the materials needed to construct magnetically-attached car bombs, cell-phone
detonators, armor-piercing IEDs, diesel/fertilizer bombs and the like,
and the materials so accessable at consumer shops, hardware stores and
local junkyards, that any government, and even any relatively savvy
non-government group, can assemble and employ them.
What this means is that when a country like Israel decides to mount a covert campaign of assassination of scientists in a country like Iran,
either by using its own agents, or by buying the help of an in-country
terror organization like the MEK, it has to expect that the target
country will turn around and do the same kind of thing back. There’s no
stopping such a tit-for-tat campaign of slaughter, and in fact, it’s
more likely that such covert actions will escalate than that they will
subside.
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02.17.12
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Some notable news:
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02.10.12
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Violence Begets Defeat or Too Much Pacifism?
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By Michael Albert
Friday, February 10, 2012
“But remember that if the struggle were to resort to violence, it will lose vision, beauty and imagination. Most dangerous of all, it will marginalize and eventually victimize women. And a political struggle that does not have women at the heart of it, above it, below it, and within it is no struggle at all.”
- Arundhati Roy
Chris Hedges has written a very aggressive attack on what is called the black bloc element of the current occupy movements. There have been a number of replies and reactions. The issues are actually not new, but have a long lineage. How do we evaluate matters of violence and non violence? What even characterizes obstruction, property damage, or aggressive or violent options, and how might folks reasonably argue their preferences?
Pacifism often comes from a religious or a philosophical stance and says violence, or even property damage, is a bad personal choice – no exceptions. Many pacifists argue publicly on behalf of political nonviolence using evidence, values, and experience. They usually respect and interact positively with those holding different opinions. In my experience, perhaps the best exemple of this type of stance was by David Dellinger, someone whose work is worth revisiting today. There are some other pacifists, however, who don’t primarily use evidence, logic, and experience to argue for nonviolence, but instead assert that to reject nonviolence is immoral. Their morality/religion t rumps political debate.
When adherents of a political view assert that all other actors must agree or be irrelevant, it is often called sectarianism. Agree with me or you are a political infidel. In philosophy or religion, similar rigidity is often called fundamentalism. Agree with me or you are a moral infidel or mental midget – or worse, an ally of one type of devil or another.
Here’s the hard part: When a pacifist says that everyone must be a pacifist because all other options are immoral, it is fundamentalism. Lifestyle, philosophical, or religious pacifists have every right to argue that the movement should always be nonviolent. But if they do it by proclaiming they have greater morality and dismissing those who have different views as morons or badly motivated, they can’t expect to be taken seriously. The same also goes for those who assert the limits of nonviolence and the merits of militancy from atop a high moral horse. Those who say disruption and violence are essential to building movements and winning change, and add that anyone who thi nks otherwise is a tool of the state, are also sectarian.
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02.07.12
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Analysis: Yusef Khalil
SYRIA BETWEEN CIVIL WAR AND SANCTIONS
With the latest maneuvers by the West blocked in a UN Security Council vote, the regime of Bashar al-Assad is seeking to drown Syria’s revolution in blood.
http://socialistworker.org/2012/02/07/syria-between-civil-war-and-sanctions
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02.04.12
Posted in you've got mail at 11:13 am by nemo
Susan G. Komen Foundation Backs Down, Will Continue Funding Planned Parenthood
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/02/03-0
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01.28.12
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Overwhelming majorities of Americans support clean energy. The issue
is an electoral winner for Democrats if they quit playing defense and go
on the attack.
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By Roger Catlin
Dustin Hoffman stars in the next great series from the creator of
"Deadwood" and "John From Cincinnati"
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By Glenn Greenwald
The Center for American Progress censors its targeted writers on Israel,
after they're branded as "anti-Semitic"
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By Daniel Denvir
By demonizing some, the Republicans seek to discredit the safety net for
the 99 percent
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By Joshua Holland
The wackiest candidates have dropped out but Newt, Mitt and Ron have
made some outrageous claims of their own
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By Emma Mustich
Meet the backyard architect whose book shows off inventive micro-homes
with eye-popping, comic-book-style art
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By Andrew Leonard
Economic growth is accelerating. But it's still not fast enough, thanks
to government spending cuts
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By Steve Kornacki
Surprise, surprise: The story he tells now is a lot different than the
one he used to tell
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By Thomas Schaller
Candidates juggle appeals to the xenophobic base and the growing Latino
electorate
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By John Sellers
Obsessive TV fans are turning into shameless online pirates, as cult
shows air in the U.K. before making it here
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By Justin Elliott
The unlikely story of how the man who blasts Obama as a "food stamp
president" saved a key Great Society program
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By Christopher D. Cook
For me, signing up for the most stigmatized benefit felt like a defeat
and a victory
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01.27.12
Posted in you've got mail at 11:44 am by nemo
Obama Channels Occupy Wall Street
U.S. News & World Report (blog)
Occupy Wall Street may be gone from Zuccotti Park, but it is not
forgotten on Capitol Hill. You can draw a straight line from the
Occupy Wall Street movement to President's Obama State of the Union
address Tuesday night. President Obama threw the …
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'Occupy Wall Street' Creators Raise The Stakes, Gun For G8 And
NATO
Forbes
From the people who brought us Occupy Wall Street comes a new
target, the entire G8 nation states and members of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization, aka NATO. Both the G8 Summit and NATO Summit will
take place in Chicago in May, and the Occupy …
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Conservatives: Occupy Wall Street Shows How We Can't Get Our
Message Out Over …
Wizbang (blog)
The gauzy puffery that the Old Media slathers upon the Occupy Wall
Street movement has helped keep most Americans in the dark about how
nasty, how violent, how outrageous, and even how incredibly lacking in
integrity this movement is.
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The Defensor: Occupy Wall Street Recap
my.hsj.org
Occupy Wall Street is a protest organized by Adbusters, a
Canadian magazine, whose main goal is to stop corporate greed and raise
awareness about the 1% who are the wealthiest people in America. On
September 17, 2011, people gathered in front of the …
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New South Street Seaport Museum Reopens With Occupy Wall Street
Show
Gothamist
Some Occupy Wall Street activists were invited to a gallery
preview, and had mixed feelings; one protester told City & State, "It's
interesting and in some ways very bizarre to see the events of the fall
so quickly transformed into an art gallery event …
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Why does Occupy Wall St. support Big Abortion?
Lifesite
by Ben Johnson January 26, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – It seems the
definition of an Occupy Wall Street protester is someone who
believes every businessman will lie, cheat, skirt health and safety
regulations, mislead public officials, and harm or even …
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Occupy DC's plight with Park Service inspires a Jellystone
comparison
Washington Post (blog)
(AP) Columnist Robert McCartney is the latest to draw musical
inspiration from the local branch of the Occupy Wall Street
movement. Following his latest column on DC's occupiers, He suggests new
lyrics for the theme song of one of his childhood heroes: …
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By Steve Kornacki
He broke his own cardinal rule of debating on Thursday night – and will
now pay in humiliation
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By Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: A young couple faces their son's deadly illness, with
Parisian flair, in "Declaration of War"
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By Alex Pareene
Arizona governor wins right-wing cred with one wag of her finger, the
president wins with people who hate her
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By Robert Reich
Yes, Obama would very likely beat him, but it's still not worth even the
smallest risk of a President Gingrich
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By David Sirota
To avoid another crisis, we need an economy based on thrift and
sustainability not loans and credit card debt
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By J.J. Sedelmaier
These fascinating transit posters provide a different view of 1920s
Chicago
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By Brooke Allen
An unconventional new biography focuses on the great writer's work as a
philosopher and activist
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By Tracy Clark-Flory
After 25 years of marriage, a man finds himself suddenly obsessing about
his partner's sexual history
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By Jonathan Bernstein
Republicans are learning how multiple TV talkathons distort the process
of picking a nominee
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By Steve Almond
Mike Doughty knows Soul Coughing should have been as big as the Beastie
Boys. He tells all in a new memoir
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By Steve Kornacki
The historian-candidate’s Florida prospects are fading by the minute
because he failed to learn from recent history
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By Adrian Bejan and J. Peder Zane
Politicians who change their positions make U.S. democracy work
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By Matt Duss
Obama's adroit handling of threats from Iran raises the question: What
would Newt have done?
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By Jay Michaelson
The right wants to use the "slippery slope" of polyamory to discredit
gay marriage. Here's how to stop them
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By Arthur Allen
Agnieszka Holland, director of the Holocaust drama "In Darkness," says
you can't ever expect people to do right
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By Sandip Roy
Threats and protests keep Rushdie from the Jaipur Literary Festival —
just the latest assault on Indian freedoms
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By Christian Parenti
In our age of devastating droughts, wildfires and hurricanes, the
federal government is more important than ever
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By Erin Cunningham
Huge protests marked the revolution's anniversary as many dissidents
hope to spark an uprising against the army
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By Rae Abileah, with Sharon Shay Sloan and Eva
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01.26.12
Posted in In the News, you've got mail at 1:07 pm by nemo
>> TRUTHDIG ORIGINAL REPORTS:
Robert Scheer on Obama's State of the Union Address
"Obama’s
Faux Populism Sounds Like Bill Clinton" — I get angry because betrayal by
the “good guys” for whom I have ended up voting has become the norm.
Mark Heisler on Joe Paterno's Death
"Lessons
of JoePa, in Case the Next Witch We Hunt Doesn’t Drop Dead" —
Unfortunately, most people will insist they were the ones insisting this was a
witch hunt all along, and believe it.
>> TRUTHDIG ARTS AND CULTURE:
Carrie Rickey on Hollywood's Lack of Female Directors
"Where
Are the Women Directors?" — Here’s a thought exercise: In a nation where 33
percent of the Supreme Court justices are women, 17 percent of the seats in the
Senate and House are held by women and 12 percent of the statehouses have female
governors, what accounts for the fact that only 5 percent of movie directors in
2011 are female?
>> SPECIAL REPORTS:
Barry Lando on China’s Tactics in Afghanistan
"Afghanistan:
Coffins for the U.S. and NATO, Contracts for China" — Some bitter ironies
in Afghanistan these days: U.S. and French soldiers gunned down by the very
Afghan troops they work with. America and its NATO allies, facing huge budget
problems themselves, persist in squandering billions in Afghanistan to defeat
Islamic radicals and create a propitious climate for growth and investment.
Right now, the largest investments so safeguarded are Chinese.
Lena Groeger on Making Sense of Romney's Taxes
"Inside
Romney’s Tax Returns" — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney
released 550 pages of tax returns Tuesday and news organizations are making
their way through them. ProPublica shows us where to look to make sense of the
numbers.
Ellen Cantarow on an Environmental Occupy
"Fracking
Gets Its Own Occupy Movement" — While most anti-fracking activists have
been responding to harms already done, New York state’s resistance movement has
been waging a battle to keep harm at bay.
>> DON'T MISS THE BEST OF OUR SYNDICATED COLUMNISTS:
Joe Conason on the GOP's Response to Obama
"Mitch
Daniels: Bombast From the Past" — Why the Republicans chose Mitch Daniels
to deliver a rebuttal to President Obama’s State of the Union address is
puzzling. Isn’t he the former Bush budget director who said the Iraq War would
cost $50 billion when it ended up costing $3 trillion?
Amy Goodman on Obama's Populist Pledges
"Obama’s
Late Payment to Mortgage-Fraud Victims" — In his State of the Union
address, many heard echoes of the Barack Obama of old, the presidential aspirant
of 2007 and 2008.
William Pfaff on the Debate Over Iran
"Is
a Nuclear Iran Really to Be Feared?" — The obsession of the American
foreign policy community, as well as most American (and a good many
international) politicians, by the myth of Iran’s “existential” threat to
Israel, brings the world steadily closer to another war in the Middle East.
Eugene Robinson on Gingrich’s National Unpopularity
"America
Does Not Share South Carolina’s Fondness for Gingrich" — Amid all the
excitement, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that America has known Newt
Gingrich for three decades—and really doesn’t like him.
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By Steve Kornacki
While the Mitt and Newt show rolls on, Obama is enjoying some of the
best news and best poll numbers of his term
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By Justin Elliott
Bundlers from the securities industry have raised at least $9 million
for the Obama campaign so far
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By Debra Hanlon
When we adopted Jake at 7, we waited years before letting a psychologist
label him. Others haven't been so kind
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By Glenn Greenwald
As was true in Iraq, those who prematurely claim success cause the war's
aftermath – the key part – to be neglected
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By Gene Lyons
The neo-Confederate wing of the GOP cares more about humiliating Obama
than about beating him in November
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By Joan Walsh
The former Gingrich staffer who now runs a friendly PAC says he can
"dance with" his ex-boss without talking to him
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By Adam Kirsch
A gritty new book chronicles the author's strange passenger encounters
while driving a taxi around the Windy City
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By Avi Asher-Schapiro
Demonized in the U.S. as radical terrorists, Egypt's Islamists are
actually led by free-market businessmen
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By Andrew Leonard
The American middle class might not be making iPads and iPhones, but
they sure are buying a lot of them
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By Thomas Schaller
The president retails his general election message in five key
battlegrounds
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By Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new spin on a beloved classic finds its way onto YouTube — and
reminds us of the power of the Internet
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By Steve Kornacki
The income gap that’s haunted Mitt in the GOP race could be a serious
election problem – if he gets that far
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By Justin Elliott
The $10 million in pro-Newt money that transformed the GOP primary
appears to be all about US policy toward Israel
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By Ben Gittleson
One year after Tahrir Square, young people find new thinking, some
freedom, and less money
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By Mary Elizabeth Williams
A 911 call sends her to the hospital — and brings out class resentment
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By Patrick Tracey
Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown pledge to discourage independent attack
ads. Will it work?
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By Gary Weiss
In an overlooked 2006 Capitol HIll appearance he pushed the securities
industry's agenda
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By Andrew O'Hehir
Time to move past the snubs and call the winners. Here's the case for
Brad Pitt, Terrence Malick, "Hugo" and more
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By Buzz Poole
A new book looks at two visionaries who helped transform publishing in
the 1960s
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By Andrew O'Hehir
Interview: The comedian and the French actress talk about her new
Sundance comedy "2 Days in New York"
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Dystopia: Corporate Rule Breeding 'Global Class War'
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/01/25-1
Utopia: Social Forum Declares 'Together We Are the 99%'
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/01/25-0
ACTA: The International Treaty You've Never Heard of That Could Affect
Internet Freedom
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/01/25-3
On First Anniversary of Egyptian Uprising, Protesters Persist
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/01/25
Obama's Mortgage 'Investigation' Designed to Fail?
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/01/25-2
Mideast Cyberwar Continues to Claim More Victims
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/01/25-4
Glen Ford: Obama Pledges to Maintain the Empire
http://www.commondreams.org/video/2012/01/25
"He Says One Thing and Does Another": Ralph Nader Responds to Obama’s State
of the Union Address
http://www.commondreams.org/video/2012/01/25-0
Paul Buchheit: The Pathology of Inequality
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/01/25-8
Kate Harding: Rick Santorum Thinks Pregnancy Through Rape is God's Gift?
Seriously?
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/01/25-1
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01.17.12
Posted in you've got mail at 12:30 pm by nemo
It’s official: NCSE is now stepping into the climate change arena. We’re
expanding our mission and we’re expanding our web site.
What follows is our official release, links to our new mission
statement, a video introducing NCSE and our new initiative, links to an
exclusive excerpt from “Merchants of Doubt”, and more.
Stay tuned: more announcements coming this week!
Qs? Want to interview executive director Genie Scott or our new climate
change policy director? Let me know!
Yrs., Read the rest of this entry »
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01.13.12
Posted in you've got mail at 1:45 pm by nemo
Dear Friends of NCSE,
NCSE files a friend-of-the-court brief in the Freshwater case. Two
antievolution bills in Missouri: one that would encourage teachers to
emphasize “the scientific strengths and scientific weaknesses” of
evolution and one that would require equal time for “intelligent
design” in the state’s schools and universities. Protestant pastors in
the United States reject evolution, according to a survey conducted by
the research arm of the Southern Baptist Convention. Over a third of
K-12 educators who teach about climate change have been influenced to
teach “both sides,” according to a NESTA survey. And a reminder about
NCSE’s Grand Canyon expedition in 2012.
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Posted in you've got mail at 12:51 pm by nemo
Rising Awareness of Class Divide, Many Point to OWS: Report
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/01/12-0
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01.12.12
Posted in you've got mail at 11:30 am by nemo
Lizz Winstead: Sh*t Republican Candidates Say
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/01/11-4
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12.30.11
Posted in you've got mail at 12:48 pm by nemo
Jake Olzen: 2012: The Year of Nonviolence?
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/12/29-4
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Posted in you've got mail at 12:46 pm by nemo
Occupy Geeks Are Building a Facebook for the 99%
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2011/12/29-2
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‘Pathetic’: FDA U-Turns on Regulating Big-Ag Antibiotics
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2011/12/29-10
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12.29.11
Posted in you've got mail at 11:56 am by nemo
Robert Naiman: Is a Vote for Romney a Vote for War?
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/12/28-4
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