Opinion & Essay
Big business bails on the extremists
The ripping noise you just heard was the rending of the Republican fabric. Waking up to reality (finally), and reali ...
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These days, tuning in means tuning out
Long before computers, smart phones, and music apps were ubiquitous, or even existed, there were many ways to tune into entertainment and ...
12 years ago
Booker and Lonegan trading sharper elbows in U.S. Senate race
After the debate between the New Jersey U.S. Senate candidates last night, I walked away from Wilson Hall at Rowan University wondering i ...
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Review: ‘Emma’ — When does a story become theater?
Can a stage adaptation be too faithful to the book it’s taken from? The version of Jane Austen’s venerable “Emma,” ...
12 years ago
Grieving military families: The GOP’s collateral damage
Let’s put a human face on this destructive shutdown. To fully appreciate the havoc being wreaked by the GOP’s right-wing radi ...
12 years ago
Philadelphia Inquirer editor Bill Marimow’s sudden firing Monday followed his refusal to fire five senior staffers at the ...
12 years ago
Shut out in Normandy, France, because of U.S. shutdown
It’s been on his “bucket list” for as long as he can remember, but because of the U.S. government shutdown, 53 year old ...
12 years ago
Government shutdown is a natural part of a grand old bargaining process
Despite the shrieking accusations and opportunistic grandstanding, this government shutdown could one day serve as a textbook example of ...
12 years ago