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Mondo Condonew

When apartments are converted, renters don't have many rights.
City Pages (Twin Cities)  |  Jonathan Kaminsky  |  08-15-2007  |  Housing & Development

The Bridge Collapse: Who's to Blame?new

It's time to take a hard look at the politicians and policies that may have contributed to the disaster.
City Pages (Twin Cities)  |  G.R. Anderson Jr. and Paul Demko  |  08-15-2007  |  Disasters

Banging the Drum for Bio-defensenew

San Antonio boosters cheer Homeland Security boodle potential, downplay risk.
San Antonio Current  |  Greg Harman  |  08-15-2007  |  Science

The Minutemen's Own Riefenstahl?new

Christie Czajkowski is more than a political activist fighting against a perceived Mexican invasion; she's the movement's videographer.
San Diego CityBeat  |  Eric Wolff  |  08-15-2007  |  Immigration

Why Isn't New Orleans Recycling?new

Recycling is more than a great way to put durable products back into use and save landfill space, and it's also good economic development -- but post-Katrina, the city has abandoned its program.
Gambit  |  Sarah Andert  |  08-15-2007  |  Environment

Welcome to 'Modeling' Schoolnew

Some incoming Oakland Unified School District instructors are drilled on "differentiated instruction" and "big hairy audacious goals."
East Bay Express  |  Jeremy Singer-Vine  |  08-15-2007  |  Education

Campus Cost-Copingnew

From full-time jobs to dumpster diving, Cal students struggle to keep out of debt.
East Bay Express  |  Kathleen Richards  |  08-15-2007  |  Education

Spare an Education?new

As California's public colleges grow pricier, financial aid fails to close the gap.
East Bay Express  |  Jeremy Singer-Vine  |  08-15-2007  |  Education

Prisoners Paying More for Stampsnew

Other commissary items at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail are priced above normal, thanks to Keefe Supply Company.
C-Ville Weekly  |  David Moltz  |  08-15-2007  |  Business & Labor

Why Doesn't the U.S. Want New Orleans to Rebuild?new

Underlying many of the roadblocks to people returning home to rebuild is what Lower 9th Ward resident Mary Fontenot calls a raging battle over who will control the land -- but for what purpose?
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Paul Mack  |  08-14-2007  |  Disasters

Where Have All the Workers Gone?new

If the population burp represented by the baby boomer generation retires at the time they all become eligible for retirement, we will face a true shortfall in Americans of employable age, a shortage that could reach three million as soon as the year 2015.
Weekly Alibi  |  Jerry Ortiz y Pino  |  08-14-2007  |  Business & Labor

The Trickle-Up Theorynew

Could affordable-housing developers become green-building pioneers?
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Doron Taussig  |  08-14-2007  |  Housing & Development

Sicko Juniornew

Kidney cancer killed Julie Pierce's husband -- now she fears it will claim her 15-year-old son.
The Pitch  |  Justin Kendall  |  08-14-2007  |  Science

The Gang's Not Herenew

Inmate says attempted-murder conviction must be reversed because cops cheated -- a judge is listening.
OC Weekly  |  R. Scott Moxley  |  08-14-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Yoda of 9/11new

Pat Curley slices through the loony conspiracy theories at his influential "Screw Loose Change" website.
Phoenix New Times  |  Stephen Lemons  |  08-14-2007  |  Disasters

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