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Thursday,
April 1, 2004 |
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Impartiality
of justice a concern
Scalia
should recuse himself from energy case
In
case you haven’t heard, Supreme Court Justice Antonin
Scalia is doing his best to avoid pressure to recuse himself
from hearing a case concerning Vice President Dick Cheney.
The case in question surrounds the Bush administration’s
energy policy. Watchdog and Environmental groups, such
as the Sierra Club, are convinced that top industry executives
had a hand in shaping the policy and have filed a lawsuit
to learn more about the closed door sessions. |
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Guys:
Wait for ‘the look’
I
have a gripe. This weekend while partaking in some down
time on 6th Street in Austin, a peculiar thing happened.
Well, not that peculiar since it has happened more times
than I care to think about. |
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Women
must know they are equals
For centuries women of every race, age and culture
have been fighting to obtain equality in the eyes of their
male counterparts. |
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The
story of Dick the cat and the rats in my house
Last March, I found out about rats in my house. I am thankful
to my cat Dick, who decided to “do the right thing”
and inform me vermin were in my house and where they were.
I did wonder why he did it. I noticed how he was spending
less time with the other cats. Was he angry at them about
something? Is he really so concerned about my well being?
He is, after all, a cat who dropped the ball as well. |
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