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Rebels and Outlaws: More Prisoners of Eternity.

About the great Nancy Reagan for the National History Fair.

A little discussion as to why school buses are B.S.

A week in the life of my Ford F150 and its first major steps toward mechanical resurrection. In writing this article, I discovered that my attachment to this pickup has personal, practical, religious, and political dimensions.

A look at 10 websites that feature the work of collectives or individuals engaged in cutting edge urban art. If you like graffiti, stencils and art in the street, take a look at these sites and enjoy the experience.

Bob Dylan’s music in the sixties was a political voice for the youth of America.

“Elect me a Congressman now and I pledge you an Ilocano President in 20 years”.

Try this version, as it offers some fresh nuance and perspective.

It is fitting and appropriate to delineate the life and work of Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth President of the United States, apropos to Barack Obama’s inauguration.

The purpose of this short article is to discuss marijuana in regards to ethics, and to compare both sides of the issue of legalizing marijuana. We have two factions fighting each other in the U.S. and around the globe. One of those factions are those who are “pro-marijuana” and in favor of legalizing and decriminalizing cannabis, while the other is those who are “anti- marijuana” and against even the use of marijuana. Some people have the misleading and ignorant conception that if marijuana becomes legalized and even decriminalized, civil society as we know it will become inefficient and quickly begin to decay. However, when you learn the truth about marijuana and its medical purposes, and the myths are exposed, people begin to change their minds.