Search keyword(s): '
200511'
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Museums Today |
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November 2005 |
"Tasha Tudor's art . . . Has an old-fashioned charm. The scenes she paints are mostly of happy family outings, animals, sunshine, laughter, simplicity, and peace, depicting a way of life many yearn for but few achieve." |
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Mass Media |
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November 2005 |
Today's "most popular news source . . . is the festering sewer of fear mongering, cheap pathos, and mindless trivia that we call local television news." |
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Science & Technology |
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November 2005 |
A landmark exhibition reveals how current theories about dinosaurs have evolved over the past 20 years, as a groundbreaking walk-through diorama of a prehistoric forest brings these ancient creatures to life. |
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National Affairs |
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November 2005 |
"The laws that protect the integrity of our elections have been eroding for years, but it took a few whisker-thin races to bring national attention to the problem." |
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Ecology |
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November 2005 |
"Government has a strong role to play, but not as a top-down regulator. It has a responsibility to be a facilitator of community-based collaborative approaches from the bottom up." |
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Athletic Arena |
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November 2005 |
"Rather than imposing an external drug-testing program on sports organizations, the Federal gov't should focus on preventing access to performance-enhancing drugs that pose health risks and prosecuting persons who distribute these substances illegally." |
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Focus on the Occult |
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November 2005 |
". . . From the 1860s through World War II . . . occult and paranormal phenomena were a hot topic of debate and both supporters and skeptics summoned photographs as evidence." |
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Worldview |
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November 2005 |
The media, prisons, the military, and academia are four key areas where the Saudi Government and its Wahhabi ideology have gained tremendous influence in the U.S. |
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Life in America |
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November 2005 |
". . . We need to ask ourselves how it is that one of the most progressive countries in the world is killing such large numbers of . . . Lost and homeless pets." |
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Mass Media |
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November 2005 |
Cover art of The New Yorker entails "pictures that change the way a person sees the world, making visible concepts so fundamental that the viewer cannot remember how he or she thought before seeing them." |
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Psychology |
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November 2005 |
The problem w/ the ever-burgeoning number of students who rely on counseling centers is that they become dependent on the ministrations & compensations offered by liberal universities intent on helping those who merely need a...dose of self-sufficiency. |
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National Affairs |
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November 2005 |
"Within wide limits, the U.S. can afford to spend whatever it believes to be necessary to promote the nation's security. . . ." |
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The World Today |
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November 2005 |
"Call it impact philanthropy, 21st century noblesse oblige, or just good, old-fashioned social activism, the spirit is there, but something vital is missing--a prioritized framework or model that works." |
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