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  • 12-04-18-Milke Editorial-Image The cursing generation

    Posted: April 18, 2012

    Several millennia ago, Aristotle asserted that man was different from the animals because only he had the gift of (thoughtful) speech. The cursing generation seems intent on erasing that distinction as Mark Milke explains…

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      Editorial: Why freedom of religion matters—even if you’re not religious

      By:Mark Milke

      Posted: April 26, 2011

      China just cracked down on religion. But they’re not alone: see Saudi Arabia, Iran, North Korea……

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      Book Review: Nixon in China

      By:Adam Daifallah

      Posted: June 18, 2009

      Only one presidential trip in memory has resulted in the creation of a famous political saying. From Richard Nixon’s seminal visit to China in 1972 came the “Nixon Goes to China Rule” of politics, the crux of which is that the politician perceived to be least likely to do something will actually have the easiest time doing it.

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