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26 - Number 37 -Sept. 11, 2003 |
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A Nation at War Against Itself
Two years
after 9/11—with armed conflict and vague threats of
terrorism still hogging media attention—the Bush administration
quietly continues its domestic assault on ordinary Americans
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What’s
That Smell?
By Travis Durfee
New evidence shows the Albany County
redistricting process was flawed from the start
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Something
in the Air
By Ashley Hahn
A federal report linking pollution
to cancer at National Lead site has residents worried and
legislators looking for answers
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No
Veterans in My Backyard
By
Miriam Axel-Lute
Albany is trying to revoke a veterans’
home’s zoning permit—even though the violation has
been fixed
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Copyright
Infringement 101
By
Rick Marshall
As an embattled entertainment industry
cracks down on campus file-sharing, students question the
industry’s motives and tactics, and colleges are caught
in the middle
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The
Beat Goes On
By
Tom Nattell
It’s a different era and a
different war, but poetic revolutionaries the Fugs are still
at it—and still relevant—and their founders take
a moment to retrace their history
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Savage
Love
By Dan Savage
If Dan Savage won't answer your
weird, disgusting, perverted, embarrassing questions about
sex, perhaps you'd best keep them to yourself.
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Columns
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