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Humanity in a Time of Crisis & Sacrifice – Our Response
Last week’s sacrifices of Maddy (Santa Cruz 8-year old child) & Cecil the lion (Virgo/Leo, Virgin & Lion), represent crisis points in the life of humanity. They will continue.
Walk About, Take In Your Surroundings
Before I begin, I want to point out that this column isn’t for the people who jog, play with their children outside or have dogs that need to be walked often.
Jeff’s Journey: Transitioning In Arkansas
Jeffery Augustine Castellano is just a normal guy, trying to exist, exist in peace.
Solar Cooking with the All American Sun Oven
August is hot enough to fry an egg. So why not use August to literally fry an egg? Or at least make a quiche. Or roast a chicken.
To Mourn and Resist: Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Remembrance of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Sunday, August 9, 7pm, at the Fulbright Peace Fountain, University of Arkansas.
The Weekly Lowdown: Fayetteville's Hottest Week Predicted is Upon Us
The dog days of summer are just beginning.
A Force To Be Reckoned Whiff
Welcome to the decline of civilization playing out in a single garment. If a grown man who wears one of these things says something like “Let me slip into something more comfortable,” you’ve got to think, “What, the womb?”
Time to Uproot Some Perennial Farming Myths
As California descends further into its worst drought in recorded history, Golden Staters are looking for someone to blame. Many city-dwellers have pointed fingers at the State’s farmers and ranchers.