ARE WE GETTING TOO COMPETITIVE?
By Michael Strelcheck Competition is good – right? There is no doubt that our country’s free-market system of economics has benefited greatly from competition. Competition in…
Invasion of the Uterus Continues
By Doris Deits Last year a bill was introduced by lawmakers that would require women seeking an abortion to subject themselves to an invasive probe procedure.…
Here I Sit Broken Hearted . . .
By Dale Lucht Most of my readers know the rest of that poem. I could not think of an issue to write about this month. I was…
Healing Arts Community
By Mary Summerbell Themes. Common themes. Unifying ideas. Universal experiences and feelings. These are what I like to look for in cinema when I attend the…
Energy
By Jeanie Johnson “We need much more renewable energy, and we need it fast. We must replace fossil fuels in order to prevent a climate catastrophe.…
Veganism Developed
Response to the response By Isaac Evenson In the last issue I wrote detailing some benefits of a Vegan lifestyle, mostly from environmental and health standpoints…
Crabby Granny
By R U Bored I feel like my life has been hijacked. Like I’ve been – unexpectedly, mistakenly, and very much against my will – taken…
No News is Good News
By Dianne Witte We use this idiom whenever we don’t hear from someone. Originally, I thought it was because each phone call carried a charge, so…
Death 101
By Colleen Akkerman I recently attended a workshop entitled Death 101. I had just experienced the death of a loved one, and was feeling very sad…
Will You Imagine?
By Joel Matthews We will soon be coming up on the annual season of giving thanks for all of our blessings, giving of gifts, brotherly love…
