Conrad Black trial seen through Chicago courtroom lens
A vivid, opinionated piece from Chicago recounts the Conrad Black trial in Room 1241 of the Everett Dirksen Building. It notes a large legal team, global press presence, a mixed jury poised for a lengthy case, and media chatter about gender dynamics and courthouse culture amid Hollinger and Ravelston disputes.
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New York
Toronto
Vancouver
Rockies
Conrad Black
Everett Dirksen
Hollinger and
Ravelston
Conrad
Barbara Amiel Black
Buddies
Aan Black
Edward Genson
Eddie Greenspan
U.S
Lady Black
Barbara
Australia
Fleet Street
Lord
Editorial on funeral rituals and burial practices
A provocative column questions conventional burials, describing graphic postmortem handling and display. The writer mocks the ritual as bizarre and illogical, pondering how the deceased is processed and viewed by strangers, friends, and enemies after death.
Green Burial Gains Attention Amid Cremation Concerns
A columnist examines cremation and eco friendly options noting crematorium emissions laxity in their area. Green burial offers natural interment with unembalmed bodies and trees or shrubs at Vancouver Island sites. Traditional Native practices and cross cultural views appear in reflections.
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Vancouver Island
Coast Salish
Jecy
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