Sunday, April 19

Week exposes dangers of technology

Last week got pretty heated between mankind and its longtime bedfellow, technology. It all reminded me of this scene in “The Matrix Reloaded” where Neo has a heart-to-heart with an old bureaucrat in the underground city of Zion. Read more...


Rebuilding of Iraq must be international effort

The quagmire in Iraq in which the United States is now embroiled has been met with alarm across the political spectrum. Both conservatives and liberals view the renewed violence and futile search for weapons that is taking place in that country with considerable dismay. Read more...


U.S. hypocrisy has no place in Liberia

As a proud African male, I am indeed saddened by the violent battles that have ravaged Liberia. But as I watched former President Charles Taylor exit the country on a jet headed for asylum in Nigeria, I could not help but experience split emotions. Read more...


Recall fiasco uncalled-for, won’t patch state’s problems

New rule: No do-overs. Once you elect an official, unless he runs off with public funds or gets caught with kiddie porn, you’re stuck with him,” said notorious comedian Bill Maher on a recent HBO airing of his show, “Real Time.” Considering what’s going on in California, it doesn’t seem like many would agree with Maher. Read more...




Recall undemocratic, detrimental to state

History is being made in California ““ soon the people will face their first recall election. A special election is taking place in October to allow the people to decide whether or not to keep Gray Davis as governor. Read more...