Columns Busted by the annoyance police By news on July 24, 2010 In these very serious times, it seems that it’s appropriate to get rid of some of... Read more →
Columns Jumping through hoops By news on July 10, 2010 Are you tired of the way nominees are grilled by senators before they get the job? Well,... Read more →
Columns An unlikely role model By news on July 3, 2010 The Lakers’ Ron Artest is not someone who has a good reputation. He’s caused... Read more →
Columns The Diary of Judge Feldman By news on June 26, 2010 Dear Diary: Well, it’s been a pretty heady time for me. A few days ago, I blocked... Read more →
Columns Conspiracy theories and the open primary By news on June 19, 2010 Since I come from Chicago, people out here often tease me about the politics of my home... Read more →
Columns Kissing the king’s … ring By news on June 12, 2010 One thing our founding fathers were sure of is that they didn’t want a king in this... Read more →
Columns Blurring the line between the sexes By news on June 5, 2010 The line between what is male and what is female continues to blur. Stereotypes are... Read more →
Columns Is Wall Street bluffing? By news on May 22, 2010 According to the Los Angeles Times, some Wall Street firms don’t care if a new job... Read more →
Columns Twitter goes to Washington By news on May 15, 2010 You probably don’t know his name, but Jack Dorsey came up with what might be the... Read more →
Columns Targeting the wrong illegal immigrants By news on May 8, 2010 Those who know me may be surprised, and you can call me whatever you want: a racist, a... Read more →
