by Frank Dodge | Nov 29, 2007 | The Dodge Report
It sez here on the radio that a massive steroid from outerspace killed the dinosaurs! I guess they must have gotten cancer after their gigantic knees got arthritis. Frankly, i always thot it was a meteor or a meteorite what killed off the dinosaurs. I am not sure...
by Masculinity and Its Discontents | Nov 29, 2007 | Masculinity and Its Discontents
Researching the latest revisions to my book proposal (I could’ve just written the goddamn book in the time and energy I’ve spent on this thing), I bought a copy of “relationship expert” Steve Santagati’s The Manual: A True Bad Boy...
by Stephanie Kraft | Nov 29, 2007 | News
American corporations get taxpayer-funded services from the U.S. government that have a value almost beyond calculation. From research and development at home that aid the drug and nuclear industries to military and diplomatic assistance for our firms in all parts of...
by Maureen Turner | Nov 29, 2007 | News
This year's batch of letters to Santa are so fraught with danger, they might as well be stuffed with anthrax and smeared with antibiotic-resistant germs. Beware the lead paint-covered Dora backpack, the building set with little magnets that can choke a kid, the...
by Eesha Williams | Nov 29, 2007 | News
Fulflex Field in Brattleboro is an eight-acre field that was used by hundreds of people every year for more than 60 years for softball, soccer, barbecues and frisbee games. All that ended this spring when the owner of the field, the Moore Company of Westerly, R.I.,...