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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2008

Page

13

Open door attitude fuels Southern Illinois growth

PAT BAUER reflects on memories from a cluttered attic and a shift from a despairing view of Southern Illinois to a proactive, educated future. She cites regional cooperation among economic groups, telecom and healthcare, strong education at community colleges and SIU, and lifelong learning as keys to prosperity led by local thinkers.

Alexander Graham Bell Southern Illinois SIU Southern Illinois Pat Bauer Benton

Taxi to the Dark Side film exposes torture and policy

Amy Goodman reports on the Oscar win for Taxi to the Dark Side director Alex Gibney. The documentary traces Dilawar’s death at Bagram and frames a critique of US interrogation policy from Bush through Yoo. It notes Discovery Channel’s refusal to air the film amid corporate media moves.

Dick Cheney NBC Meet the Press George Bush Cheney Alex Gibney Dilawar U.S Bagram Air Base United States Gibney Bush Donald Rumsfeld University of California Berkeley John Yoo Academy Dhc Discovery Channel Discovery John Malone Liberty Media Malone News Corp Rupert Murdoch Murdoch Directv

Buckley the Enfant Terrible and His Political Mark

William F. Buckley is profiled as a provocative figure whose early shock value helped shape conservative ideas. The piece traces Buckley’s impact from God and Man at Yale through critiques of liberal elites, his role in National Review, support for Goldwater as a pathway to Reagan, and his later stance against liberal Republicans including Lowell Weicker Jr. and Joe Lieberman, with notes on his broader influence in American political discourse.

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