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Tag Archives: controversy
Cowengate: Government Claims the GUBU Mantle
An impartial news broadcast on a publicly funded channel requires censorship and apologies? Difficult to believe, since we allegedly live in a democracy, but it happened. The freedom of the press was curtailed.
Who’s afraid of the big, bad Scarf? The censure of the keffiyeh
Certainly, it is a scarf. A black and white scarf – in paisley, no less.
Posted in Current Affairs, TV, food, middle east, politics Also tagged dunkin' donuts, fashion, palestine, rachael ray, u.s. Leave a comment
Dirty Old Men
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This article was originally published in Jordan’s Living Well magazine
The Wanderers ipod
How could I not write about this? Would I let this one pass and be able to live with myself? You know me too well by now. This is too classic to let go of.
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An Inconvenient Princess
Ten years after the deaths of Princess Diana, Dodi Al Fayed, and driver Henri Paul, a host of questions lingers. As a new inquest is set to begin, one writer refreshes our memory on just some of the oddities surrounding the incident, as well as on Diana’s amazing ability to influence the public – an ability that may have gotten her killed.
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The Irish Catholic Church and child abuse: It’s not about “bad apples”