Thursday, March 11, 2010

Various Current Events

Congresswoman calls for federal pay cut (CBS)
School districts consider 4-day week (WSJ)
What about gay Republicans? (CS Monitor)
Black Barbie sells at a discount (ABC News)
AZ budget plans on steep cuts (AZR)
A nonfrivolous suit (NYT)
Healthy solution: taxing sodas (NYT)
Buying TV by the hour? (NYT)
Toyota hysteria (LAT)
Abortion and the health bill (WSJ)
SVU bashes Christians, conservatives (Newsbusters)
Sean Penn vs. First Amentment (Fox News)
Is health care a right? (Walter Williams)
Helping illegal immigrants via cell app (Fox News)
Fla Florist certification law challenged (USA Today)
CA SC hears law banning felon body armor (SF Chronicle)
Dems try to change filibuster in Senate (Politico)
Fee hikes to pay for poor services in MD (Baltimore Sun)
National curriculum standards? (Wash Post)
Florida ponders tax to encourage pro-family films (NYT)
Minority births to outnumber white ones (Denver Post)
Less than 43% of Americans have $10K saved (NJ Star-Ledger)
Detroit looks at downsizing to save itself (Wash Times)
Census allows gays to identify as married (NJ Star-Ledger)
Profs banning laptops from lecture halls (Wash Post)
Study links soda tax with better health (Philly Inquirer)
Curfew bill for kids during day in SC (The State)
Boulderites protest Cath. school barring child (Denver Post)
Dems learn how to talk about terrorism (Politico)
AZ near bottom in lottery sales (AZR)
National standards in education (NYT)
Braking bad (Sudden acceleration from human error) (NYT)
School spying via laptop and the Constitution (Findlaw)
33 children abandoned in Moroccan Christian expulsion (C Post)
1 in 6 have herpes, 40% of blacks (Reuters/CDC)

The great prostate mistake (NYT)

1 comment:

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