Monthly Archives: January 2005

Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Posted on 1/10/2005 by derick

Imagine a justice system where every time a crime is committed, you had to gather your things, put your jacket on, drive over to the local police station, and prove your innocence. Sounds like one of those apocalyptical fictional stories … Continue reading →

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Bush’s Nominees

Posted on 1/7/2005 by derick

You got to give it to him. Dubya has a knack for appointing high-ranking officials. Now that most of the cast involved in Act I of the Bush Administration have pushed and shoved their way in line, handing over papers … Continue reading →

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Election Recounts

Posted on 1/6/2005 by derick

Let the recounts begin! Although recounting the votes will never change the results of the past presidential election, certification of the election results is absolutely necessary. It may seem fitting for the sore loser to wallow over the final score, … Continue reading →

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Stern No More

Posted on 1/5/2005 by derick

Seeing that I am knee-deep in winter vacation, rare are the mornings that I’m up early enough to listen to one of my favorite morning radio programs, Howard Stern. But those days are now behind me, but not by choice. … Continue reading →

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Flirting with the Yellow Line

Posted on 1/3/2005 by joyce

Guest Blogist: Joyce Satgunam For the past week I have experienced the fast-paced life of NYC. Financial consultants, brokers, lawyers, and other city workers rush to the subway to make it to work on time. I have an idea….why don’t … Continue reading →

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