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Published 07/7/2007
When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among ...
Published 01/6/2008
Back in the early days of the 2000 presidential campaign, right after John McCain beat George W. Bush in the New Hampshire primary, there were many dire media pred...
Published 10/3/2008
Many movie fans consider 1939 the greatest ever in the history of American filmmaking and it would be hard to argue the point. In the days before Hollywood d...
Published 02/11/2010
I’m as big a sports fan as the next person when it comes to my favorite teams. And I’ve had some good luck in rooting for the Yankees and m...
Published 02/19/2010
Now that the NFL season is thankfully behind us with all of its macho violence and general inanity, we can finally look forward to the end of winter. While I...
Published 04/25/2010
The other day, a friend asked if I had seen a recent broadcast of "All About Eve" on television. We laughed as we recalled how many times we’d se...
Published 04/30/2010
It’s not often that I write a column in answer to feedback from a previous column, but last week's piece on Hollywood generated a great deal of c...
Published 05/14/2010
The late Howard Cosell is reported to once have opined that “Sports is the toy department of life,'' meaning that watching sports was a way to sl...
Published 07/15/2010
Summertime means many things to many people. For some it’s time for a few days to get together with family and friends to beat the heat; to other...
Published 07/22/2010
It had to happen. The Tea Partiers--a term which covers a whole range of folks from conservatives to libertarians whose uniting commonality is a biting...
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