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 | Columns Everybody has an opinion about the world in which we live, but how many of us are driven to shout about them every week in a column? Find out the names of those people... | |
| | | | | |  Dupenews: A big beautiful Trump-Hotel wall by Theodore K. Nasos
A Florida mayor decided to put immigrants up in Donald Trump's hotels after the Department of Homeland Security informed him that they were planning to fly immigrants from the border to his county | | | |  Ride Sally Ride by Katerina Charisi
I hold the old picture firmly on my chest, taking a deep breath, forcing my mind to go back and wander through my past to remember. I know this man. I knew him when I first saw him, while I had never seen him before. | | | |  Services: Performance of the Future by Prof. Michael R. Czinkota
Services have outperformed the economic leverage of manufacturing. The growth not only changes the structure and composition of economic activities in both the United States and the world but also leads to a more integrated future. | |
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| | |  The Bone Yard of Buzzardsville by Leah Sellers
"Wow, do you see all of those Buzzards perched on the new Communication Tower? There must be over fifty of 'em up there," Jeb said with a soft whistle as he cast his first piece of wriggling bait and hook into the River's rippling waters. | | | |  Career advice for artists by Jay Gutman
Advice for those who want careers in the arts, in no particular order. | | | |  Thorny thoughts by George Kalatzis
The mass murders in Sri Lanka for religious reasons; makes it clear once again that religion is the concentrated energy that will eventually put a tombstone on humanity. | | | |  Cartography by David Sparenberg
Far to the west, in direction of the Blessed Isles, stands an ancient, cylindrical tower. It is rumored the tower has stood for hundreds of years, perhaps an entire millennium, or even more. | | | |  Chronology of a lifetime of reading by Jay Gutman
Truth is, I always read a lot. There were some fast periods in my life when it came to reading, and until 2015, I used to have a problem I got rid of. That is I used to start reading a lot of books, but didn't bother to finish many of them. | | | |  Sidney Poitier wins Best Actor Oscar for Lilies of the Field by The Ovi Team
April 13th 19624. On this day in 1964, Sydney Poitier becomes the first African American to win the Academy Award for Best Actor, for his role as a construction worker who helps build a chapel in Lilies of the Field (1963). | | | |  Seeding by David Sparenberg
Look over here. See me. Here I am. I am a human being. This is a dangerous declaration. Yet notwithstanding, I wish to give new definition to this being human. | | | | next | | |
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