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08 December 2004
Miss Saigon: From the Broadway/Columbus Series, Now Playing at the Palace Theater
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Harvey Wasserman
A spectacular and emotionally devastating Miss Saigon has triumphed at the Palace Theater in a rich, brilliant production that underscores the tragedy of yet another American overseas war.

From the searing single shaft of...
03 December 2004
Dirty work at the Philly polls
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Margie Burns
In Philadelphia, the Republican Party hired local people including down-and-out addicts as neighborhood poll watchers, paid the poll watchers to challenge their neighbors' voting, and sent visiting teams of burly enforcers in window-tinted...
03 December 2004
Voter Suppression: STEALING VOTES IN OHIO URBAN AREAS (full documentation)
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Richard Hayes Phillips
Voter Suppression: STEALING VOTES IN COLUMBUS

The Free Press on Election Day posted a disturbing story, later confirmed by the Columbus Dispatch....

01 December 2004
Seeds of Power
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Jennifer Vandenplas
Settled amid rows of urban housing and apartment buildings on a busy thoroughfare of Milwaukee's north side is the Growing Power Community Food Center. What at first glance appears to be a modest roadside produce market and aging...
01 December 2004
In Search of The Living Buddha
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Michelle Chen
Shovels ground into the four-foot high mound of mud in the road. Several cars were piled either on top or in front of the lump, freshly formed by a sudden landslide following a rainstorm. This was only a minor obstacle in our two-day...
01 December 2004
The Right Wing on College Campuses and the Battle of the Frame
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Jon R. Pike
Liberal Arts faculties at most universities are politically and philosophically one-sided, while partisan propagandizing often intrudes into classroom discourse. It is appropriate for faculty to want open-minded students in their...

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