Since we moved into our
first house, we decided we had to plant a garden this year. It’s a
townhouse, so we only have a small area in the back along side the
fence, between the house and the garage.
Gardening
Monthly Archives: June 2004
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Case Closed
I got a surprise in the mail the other day. It’s a copy of Portrait of a Killer by Patricia Cornwell. She thinks she’s solved one of the most famous serial-killer cases in history — Jack the Ripper.
Joining a Cult
I’ve joined a cult. It exists only on the internet and you have to get an invite from somebody who’s already in the cult. Why would somebody like me want to get involved in something like this?
Ivory Tower Critic
UNCW’s Ivory Tower Critic, Mike S. Adams, leads us off today with two great opinion pieces.
- More Lott, Less Moore
Last semester, one of my students told me that he was down on America. In fact, he said that he was ashamed to be an American. - Professors of the world, unite!
After reading this editorial, you may no longer feel inclined to dig
deep into your pockets to help your local university or your alma mater. - Energy disinformation
Blaming cyclical swings in energy prices on SUVs may be politically correct, but it’s really quite absurd. - Media recruiting less credibility
Following the Pew Research Center’s latest survey, which shows the
public’s continued distrust of the American media, one might think the
press giants would be more careful about their public associations and
agendas. One would be wrong.
