Category: Reflections

Much as I respect the thinking of Ralph Reiland (see previous reflection), I am not yet laughing at critics of state power, like Lew Rockwell. …

Let’s face it, we’re too damn fat, and this is America, so someone should be sued! Professor Marion Nestle at New York University provided the …

He always was crazy and it kept us from going insane. I’m talking, of course, about Waylon Jennings, who passed away on Valentine’s Eve. I …

Players on the Native American University of Northern Colorado intramural basketball team have named themselves the Fightin’ Whities – to satirize the tradition of using …

Like other John Stossel fans, I await each new ABC program eagerly, always surprised by his choice of an unusual subject and impressed by the …

The second annual Olympic snowboarding competition got underway in Salt Lake City without the attendance of Nagano’s gold medalist, Canadian Ross Rebagliati. If you remember …

“What we have found in Afghanistan confirms that – far from ending there – our war against terror is only beginning.” Mr. Bush’s speechwriters wrote …

Recently I tried to discover information about a former colleague, now a full professor at a state university, who had been accused of plagiarism a …

The Bush administration is not his father’s Oldsmobile – I mean administration – but it isn’t Ronald Reagan’s either. Bush II is amenable to reducing …

On Feb. 12, the day John Ashcroft and the FBI warned that the danger of a new terrorist attack was especially acute, the Drug Enforcement …