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GOP senators eager for another war

What this country needs is another good old-fashioned ground war.That was sarcasm, folks.Two wars, as far as most Americans are concerned, are probably enough.DonëƵt tell Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham. TheyëƵre ready to gear up the U.S. war machine again, and they donëƵt like the ...

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On this date 50 years ago, most of Uniontown was excited about the proceedings that took place at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena the night before.ëƵEverhart Relaxes -- After UHS Wins Title,ëƵ read the front-page headline below the large picture of a sign being held-up that read ëƵGO ...

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When William StyronëƵs sweeping novel ëƵThe Confessions of Nat Turner,ëƵ was published in 1967, it caused two, divergent developments.It won for Styron the 1968 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, but it also became the source of serious concerns among the nationëƵs black intellectuals.Nat Turner ...

Arizona governor rescues state

<em>ëƵEye for an eye, a tooth for a toothëƵ</em><em>Exodus 21:24</em>IëƵve formed my own religion.IëƵve based it solely on one passage in the Bible ëƵ ëƵEye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.ëƵI was planning to take my religion to ...

When Ted Nugent speaksëƵ

Ted Nugent talks too much.I say let him keep talking.The aging (heëƵs two months younger than me) rock ëƵn rolling, gun-loving, draft-dodging ëƵMotor City Madman,ëƵ is never short on words, nor long on intelligent ones.Ask him a question, and a verbal low blow falls out.HeëƵs recently ...

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William Styron was one of the most acclaimed writers of the 20th Century.His fact-based novel ëƵThe Confessions of Nat TurnerëƵ about a failed slave uprising, ignited controversy in 1967. But it would also earn the highest form of praise -- a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. StyronëƵs next novel, ...