Tag: guns
Step into the Octagon with Kristiana Colón
Kristiana Colón combines actors and real poets for the ultimate slam poetry showdown
ISIS Made a Big Mistake in Texas
If only there was some comedy in it. But there isn't, sadly.
Mike Huckabee’s Politics of Divisiveness
According to Huckabee, being a real American has nothing to do with what you inherently be
Remembering Columbine, Off-Broadway
"The contemporary American male turns to violence when life is unsatisfactory."
Why the Bill of Rights Is Our “Ultimate Responsibility”
We seldom think of these amendments as creating responsibilities.
Follow the ISIS Money and Find the Real Terrorists
Until we quit treating weapons as a commodity of profit...
Hurtling Toward World War III
Scholars and economists offer grave warnings, but policymakers and banks aren't listening.
Taking Aim at the ‘Guns Everywhere Law’ in Georgia
There will be news about morons shooting each other for no reason.
Rik Mayall dies; Sexism in YA Fiction; Reynolds High Shooting
A round-up of relevance for June 10, 2014
Exhibition Offers Digital Design Utopia
Digital technology and manufacturing can change the world.
The ‘Subhuman’ Rants of Ted Nugent and Alec Baldwin
For two people so unalike, they sure have a lot in common.
Gun Owners vs. Gun Nuts
Most gun owners like me would like to see reasonable controls. But we don't say so.
Circling the Drain: Depression in Comedy
Comedy about depression, anger, rage, impotence, personal failure and self-hatred: a good time.
Artists First? Charting a Future for the American Theater
By the time our theaters reopen, which artists will be left standing? Let us revisit the ancient notion of the acting company.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
