Debunking Columbine Files and CBS Documents
A state grand jury report on missing Columbine investigation files finds no indictable evidence yet casts doubt on the handling of Harris materials. The CBS 60 Minutes II torn documents flap prompts Dan Rather to disavow the footage, fueling conservative critics' claims of media bias.
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Columbine
Grand Jury
Eric Harris
Jefferson County
John Stone
Harris
CBS News
United States
Texas Air National Guard
CBS
Dan Rather
Iraq War Voices Clash Over Pace of Progress
Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi cites a long list of cities as pacified while Democratic candidate John Kerry counters that CIA estimates and ground reports tell a different story, arguing the policy is not improving.
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Basra
Nasiriyah
Kut
Diala
Najaf
Karbala
Diwina
Samawa
Kirkuk
Sulaymaniyah
Dahuk
Irbil
Ayad Allawi
CIA
John Kerry
Bush
Telegram accepts reader feedback via multiple channels
The Telegram invites reader letters and comments by email or phone and provides contact details for the editor at Attn. Editor 310 N. Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Telephone numbers 402, 275-2704 and 276-6862 are listed for submissions.
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First Amendment Text Featured in Historic U.S. Bill of Rights
The passage declares that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and the right of the people to assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Equal opportunity in wartime
Essay argues against gender stereotypes in terrorism coverage and explores how female prisoners and female attackers are portrayed. It cites Beslan, Moscow, Wafa Idris, and Chechen cases, noting persistent bias that portrays women as inherently peaceful while men are seen as violent.
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Beslan
Europe
CNN
Wafa Idris
Daryl Rivers
Princeton
Iraq
Gérm
Anthrax
Saddam Hussein
Pfc
Lynn
England
Middle East
Osama bin Laden
Censored 2005 highlights undercovered U S elections
Peter Phillips sociology professor at Sonoma State and Project Censored director Kate Sims note corporate media hide critical stories about democracy. They urge informed voters amid wealth gaps, voting machine concerns, DU exposure, and draft risks, promoting attention to neglected issues.
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United States
Sonoma State University
California
Peter Phillips
Kate Sims
MinutemanMedia.org
Random musings on grooming tech and pop culture notes
A columnist vents about hair care ambitions and quirks of modern gadgets like the PalmPilot, notes on two sided DVDs, and remarks on culture from U.S. Iraq policy to Star Wars DVDs. He riffs on celebrities, media, and everyday frustrations with humor and personal anecdotes.
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Steven Spielberg
Lucas
Britney Spears
Madonna
New York Times
Jayson Blair
Ulm
Ernie the Cat
Chicago
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