Malala Was the Clear Person of the Year
January 16th, 2013By Bob Gaydos
Time magazine got it wrong in picking Barack Obama person of the year. A 15-year-old girl with no armies at her command had the most profound effect on the world last year.
By Bob Gaydos
Time magazine got it wrong in picking Barack Obama person of the year. A 15-year-old girl with no armies at her command had the most profound effect on the world last year.
By Jeffrey Page
Just then, I felt a surge of nausea. I felt my knees weaken. I had a vision of my head in pieces.
I don’t miss winter.
By Carrie Jacobson
Here’s the story of how I began painting, at the age of 50.
By Jeffrey Page
We can live without natural gas. We can’t live without water.
By Bob Gaydos
A list of things I’d like to see happen this year, starting with ending the war in Afghanistan.
By Emily Theroux
Most people prefer Congress to venereal disease, telemarketers, and a certain cheating presidential candidate, among the few other things they found viler than our current crop of elected pols.
A prayer for the new year
By Bob Gaydos
I defy anyone to find something compassionate in the GOP agenda today. It is a party well-known for what it opposes, even hates.
By Jean Webster
Among other things, a display of congressional cooperation on behalf of – remember us? – we the people.