Our View NFL Locker Room Cover-Up
The editorial argues for equal access for female reporters to NFL locker rooms, noting past incidents of harassment and denying access. It asserts reporters, regardless of gender, have a job to do and should be treated without discrimination, advocating open access after games to protect fans’ right to information.
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New England Patriots
Lisa Olson
Boston Herald
Denise Tom
USA Today
Cincinnati Bengals
NFL
Court of Peeves Resumes October Session
The Court of Peeves resumes its October session with petitions from Fred Carter of Riviera Beach Florida seeking definitions of indefinite terms. The court reviews usage of done and dissects phrases about few several and many with examples from public life and law. It rejects rigid rewrites of the 26th Amendment while noting the humor in civic language and accepts a new term thixotropic for general usage.
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Fred Carter
Riviera Beach
Fla
Elizabeth
Congress
United States
W.R. Broocke
Winter Beach
Miami Herald
Thomas P. Bleakney
Seattle
the Post- Intelligencer
Bob Walsh
Walsh
John E. Wray
Town
S.C
Bush Promoting Big Government Man Becomes Defining Image
A critique of President Bush as a Big Government Republican, arguing his tax increases and spending are expanding federal intrusion. The piece parallels Reagan era deals, cites tax hikes, and notes political fallout for conservatives while forecasting lasting fiscal growth and higher living costs. It accuses Bush of aligning with Democrats and party insiders, warning of a lasting shift in GOP stance and voter perception.
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George Bush
Bush
America
Ronald Reagan
Bubba
Little Duke
Willie Horton
ACLU
Texaco
Legion
Joe Montana
Bex
Washington
Teddy Kennedy
Democratic Congress
Herbert Hoover
Moynihan
House
Tom Foley
Senate
George Mitchell
U.S
Japan
Scrooge & Marley
GOP
Virginia Military Institute
World Bank
Jack Kemp
South Carolina
Michael Dukakis
White House
Kennedy Center
Germany's Reunion Faces Quiet Internal Struggles and Fearful Questions
The piece reflects on reunified Germany's identity and future role. It weighs the hope of ending Nazi and Communist legacies against enduring cultural rifts between East and West. It considers economic strength, potential global influence, and the risk of moral fatigue and half measures shaping a cautious, ambiguous future.
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Kohl
Republic
East Germany
Germany
False Hopes and Historical Antisemitism Across Europe
A reflective critique traces antisemitism from ancient Rome through 1990s Europe, noting Jews endured persecution, scapegoating, and pogroms. It warns that new media freedoms fuel anti Jewish sentiment, urging early treatment of latent race hate to prevent renewal of bigotry.
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Rome
Palestine
Jesus
Lithuania
Europe
U.ss.r
Times Mirror. Co
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Aurora
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National Research Council
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Third Armored Division
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