Archive for December 10th, 2005



As evening approaches in Iraq, there is no word on the fate of 2 Canadians, a British citizen and an American. The demands of the kidnappers were that prisoners of US and Iraqi forces be freed. A deadline set Thursday had been extended to today. Norman Kember, 74, of London, Tom Fox, 54, of Clearbrook, [...]

Kevin Sites has an article about what he learned at a journalism conference, “Covering the Other: Intolerance and Bigotry in The American and Arab Media,” sponsored by the nonprofit Aspen Institute and held in the Middle East.

We discussed how important it is to be fair, but how in some cases overriding objectivity prevents us from [...]

If you are going to espouse tolerance, it might help if you showed some. This is the second time in the past couple of months I’ve run across this fish symbol thing going on.
The fish symbol is obstensively a symbol of a Christian. Any symbol is probably going to be hijacked, and this time it’s [...]



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