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Professor of Punk Pens a Piece of Historynew

The punk musician's debut memoir is about his childhood misadventures. They take place in the wealthy, WASP-y town of Greenwich, Conn., where he never fit in.
Phoenix New Times  |  Michele Laudig  |  09-28-2004  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

Streets of Rage: How Bush and the GOP Mobilized Half a Million Peoplenew

All week, people have invoked George W. Bush's name in anger and ridicule in documentaries, art shows, poetry readings, even die-ins, all part of the convulsion of creative dissent that his presidency has unintentionally unleashed.
The Village Voice  |  Tom Robbins and Jennifer Gonnerman  |  09-02-2004  |  Politics

The 10 Ways Bush Screwed New Yorknew

New York 9-11 Veterans for Truth welcome Republicans to a city hit by a couple of swift jets just 35 months ago, insisting, in our own friendly way, that the convention focus on how Bush-Cheney responded to our riverbank assault.
The Village Voice  |  Wayne Barrett and Daniel Magliocco  |  08-25-2004  |  Politics

Attack on U.S. Is a Tuesday Morning Wake-up Callnew

Images of 9/11 include a clueless president, a cardiac patient in charge of the White House and chaos in the streets of Manhattan. The security solutions to be implemented will come at the expense of civil liberties.
Metro Silicon Valley  |  Dan Pulcrano  |  08-07-2004  |  Commentary

Let's Avoid Indiscriminate Retaliation for Attack on U.S.new

Let's not commit the same monstrous crime that the terrorists committed, in negating human life, in pursuit of a lifeless ideal.
The Athens NEWS  |  Terry Smith  |  08-07-2004  |  Commentary

Arab-Americans Caught in the Middle on 9/11new

The day of the assault on the World Trade Center towers, Arabs in Queens felt nervous, wounded by taunts and more strongly "American" than ever.
The Village Voice  |  Erik Baard  |  04-27-2004  |  International

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