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Returning to Work - Donal Mahoney Sharing a cigarette is a private moment, a commiseration, and a eulogy The Empire Strikes Out - Jon Shifrin If American greatness is only a myth, what can we cling to in the new millennium? Religion or Politics - James R. Silvestri What we argue about can seem suddenly petty when we are confronted with the similarity of our fears Doomsday - Catherine McGuire Can the doom of the world be taken as seriously without commercial breaks to give it substance? Cry - Caroline Kepnes Caught between the grueling degradation of poverty and the responsibilities of legal slavery, life as a slave is not a life of choice The Gondolier of Bethesda Landing - Mark Koltko-Rivera Following a well-trodden commercial path has its rewards, but where will it leave us when we glance back over what influence we could have had? Vegetables Full of Santifying Grace - Pierrino Mascarino Many people complain about the toxicity of our food, but not everyone is willing to lay their produce on the line Let Them Eat Cake - Richard Bissell Perhaps the only real answer to our political platter is a hard diet of fact, topped with a dessert of reality Election Season - Blaise Lucey Anything can be bought, and when the right political impetus is brought to bear, anything can be sold One More Ambiguity - Stephen Mead A moment in the elevator can both lift us out of our mundane life and confront us firmly with the clay that is our fellow humans The Missing Commandment - Ted Scott What happens when our political exigency is put to the ultimate test of morality from both religious and United Nations texts? A need for more research. Nazi - John Grey The brash thoughtlessness of youth has something of the nazi in it |
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