Does the theory of ‘normal’ exist as a universal constant?
What is normal? Is it actually possible to determine what normal is? Some will probably say yes, but most would just shrug their shoulders.
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Sunday, May 3, 2026
Opinion
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Opinion Poll: Kline Demolition
How do you feel about the planned demolition of the Kline Center? How would you like to see the space used once vacant?
Read MoreiPod three months old? You are living in the stone age
Owing to the unstoppable march of technological progress we are all Internet octogenarians. And those who are literally Earth-year octogenarians are Internet octocentenarians or 180 years old.
Read MoreHow to be a better restaurant patron
Have you heard the saying “A person who is nice to you but rude to a waiter is not a nice person”?
Read MoreRemembering the gratitude in gratuity
We’ve lost the meaning of gratuity in this country. Tipping for service, has become automatic to the point that it’s counted upon as part of a wage. Still, despite the best efforts and great service, some satisfied customers are begrudging under-tippers.
Read MorePassing historic health care reform or business as usual?
Congress passed a historic health care reform bill this weekend. I have read that it was an epic, FTW (for the win), and all-around-good show. And, if you didn’t hear, it was oh-so-historic.
Read MoreDress for success, or at least for public viewing
There is a sort of wardrobe malfunction whose source is more pernicious than any badly sewn seam or possibly the fumbling fingers of Justin Timberlake.
Read MoreFreedom of press essential to freedom for all
I.F. Stone, an early 20th century investigative journalist said, “All governments are run by liars and nothing they say should be believed.”
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