Category: Issue #109

JD Adler

by JD Adler… Recently, it became headline news that Rolling Stone magazine’s expose about rape on a college campus was

Issue #109

It certainly is refreshing to hear some good news from the world stage for a change. That good news being

by Jerome Grapel… Although I’ve written before about the “libertarian” concept, a recent discussion I had with a number of

John Donnelly

by John Donnelly… Special Soldier Designations Are Often Insignificant–When Compared To Ground Warriors. Although this article is lengthy, I ask

by Ray Jason, The Gypsy Philosopher… It was one of those “University of Life” moments. I recognized once again that

Issue #109

by Richard (Tuna) Rohe… Millions of American workers have seen declines in their incomes and working longer hours for wages. Meanwhile

Letter to the Editor

I’m an environmentally friendly guy. I do my best to recycle, not litter and live a light “footprint” in my world.

Issue #109

The Key West City Commission last night honored one of the city’s most respected writers by naming Rosalind Brackenbury as

Public Notice

Released by: Environment Florida Research and Policy Center… Report examines changes in climate over the last 40 years. On the heels

Issue #109

In an ugly symbolic move, the Florida House on Thursday approved an Indiana-style discrimination bill that gives taxpayer-funded adoption agencies