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The Good Soldiernew

When the Army tried to take down Andrew Pogany, it messed with the wrong coward.

Westword | Joel Warner | 03-24-2008 | War

Tags: war in iraq, Iraq, veterans, war & peace

Battle Against Teaching Evolution in Texas Beginsnew

Should creationism win out, textbooks throughout the country -- not just Texas -- will challenge the theory of evolution in science curricula.

Dallas Observer | Jesse Hyde | 03-24-2008 | Education

Tags: Texas, Education, creationism, evolution, intelligent design, science education

How to Make Billions by Going Greennew

The world's most powerful multinational executives recently converged in California how to go green and still make lots of green while doing so.

Santa Barbara Independent | Matt Kettmann | 03-24-2008 | Business & Labor

Tags: business & labor

Nuclear Power is Back on the Tablenew

Are you comfortable with that?

Orlando Weekly | Billy Manes | 03-24-2008 | Environment

Tags: environment

Gray Water: The Wave of the Futurenew

For communities serious about saving precious resources, green-friendly gray water systems may be the way to go.

Pasadena Weekly | Jana J. Monji | 03-24-2008 | Environment

Tags: environment

Darren Joyner Just Wants a Jobnew

In the last three years the Army vet with accounting experience has sent out more than 450 resumes, and has had only three job interviews.

Philadelphia Weekly | Kia Gregory | 03-24-2008 | Economy

Tags: Economic Issues

A Slow Build-Upnew

More riverfront development will transform Penn's shores -- eventually.

Philadelphia Weekly | Meir Rinde | 03-24-2008 | Housing & Development

Tags: housing & development

Tapped Out: Surviving in a World Without Waternew

Some 18 percent of the world's population wouldn't know clean water if they saw it, and roughly 2.6 billion people, says the UN, don't have access to basic toilets. Beyond that, scientists have been telling us for years that greenhouse gases are enveloping the planet, which is only getting warmer and drier.

Pasadena Weekly | Kevin Uhrich | 03-24-2008 | Environment

Tags: environment

The Rust Belt Readernew

Could a regional newspaper improve the midwest's prospects?

Chicago Reader | Michael Miner | 03-24-2008 | Media

Tags: media

Evangelicals Get Worked Up Over Microchipsnew

After losing the usual fights against gays and abortion during the legislative session so far, Christian conservatives suddenly have decided to start standing up for privacy rights in an urgent, new movement to ensure that you will never be forced to have a microchip implanted under your skin.

Nashville Scene | Jeff Woods | 03-21-2008 | Civil Liberties

Tags: civil liberties