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- Heads Up: 9.8.06
- Arnold Schwarzenegger thinks Cubans and Puerto Ricans are "hot" and fiesty because of their mix of "Black blood" and "Latino ...
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- The Politics of a Health Care Experiment
- We've heard tons about the policy merits of Massachusetts' new health care plan, which, among other things, requires that all state residents obtain health insurance. ...
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- Heads Up: 9.7.06
- A greenbelt grows in Atlanta. NYT Google tests a transit wayfinder. Google On affordable higher ed, most states fail. AP, study In Portland, OR, a ...
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- The New Ethanol Debate: Food v. Fuel
- The ethanol debate sometimes seems like "Field of Dreams." It's the same today that it was ten years ago and there's lots of ...
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- On the Fence '06
- DC Mayor: Who Should Chris Vote For? Boring Establishment Candidate Brash Charismatic Candidate Make Free Polls Help! Next Tuesday, we here in Washington, D.C., ...
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- Riding Between the Lines
- An article in the Seattle Weekly bemoans the difficulty of finding a map that shows the city's bus routes overlaid on a comprehensive street grid. ...
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- Swann Sings Independent Song
- Youngsters across the country are headed back to school this week, so it's a good time for a reminder of what it's like to be ...
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- Heads Up: 9.5.06
- It didn't work in Virginia, but Dallas is thinking about banning baggy pants. Dallas Morning News MI voters not sold on the push to end ...
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- Evidence of Political Confusion
- Bob Leeper, a Kentucky state senator, is running for reelection. Nothing remarkable about that, except that the former Democrat who turned Republican last time around ...
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- Do Your Own Work
- Here's a cute little story: Brandon Dickens tried to skip out on jury duty in Michigan, returning late after lunch. Judge David Reader got mad ...
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