Privatize NASA to reach the stars
(12/03/12 1:17pm)
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Dr. Pegs Prescription
(11/30/12 1:03pm)
What is that thing on my skin? Is it normal? Could it be cancer? How can I tell?
Ceasefire in Gaza is an improvement, but the conflict is not over
(11/29/12 8:43am)
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U.S. incarcerates more citizens than any other nation, making the private prison industry more about profit than fair punishment
(11/28/12 1:21pm)
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Climate change may be seem to be moving at a glacial pace, but action should be taken now
(11/27/12 8:56am)
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Puerto Ricans want change, many didn’t say what they want. Considering the pros and cons, statehood looks like the island’s best option.
(11/26/12 12:23pm)
Editor’s Note: This column is the second of two about the recent referendum in which Puerto Ricans voted regarding their territory’s legal status with the United States.
Results of World Conference on International Telecommunications may compromise or spread the freedom of the internet
(11/21/12 1:27pm)
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Football promotes an unhealthy, violent national paradigm
(11/20/12 7:46am)
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A history of Puerto Rico’s legal status with the United States
(11/19/12 9:01am)
Editor’s Note: This is the first of two columns about the history of Puerto Rico’s legal status within the United States and Puerto Rico’s alternatives to its current legal status, including statehood, independence and free association.
Dr. Pegs Prescription
(11/16/12 7:20am)
Do you know what is special about this week, besides being the week before Thanksgiving? This is Get Smart About Antibiotics Week. Bet you didn’t know that, did you?
Genetically altered food needs labeling
(11/15/12 1:17pm)
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New Mexico from swing state to full-time blue state
(11/15/12 1:15pm)
Leading up to Election Day, New Mexicans had seen Democrat Martin Heinrich’s camping bed and Republican Heather Wilson’s kitchen so many times they thought they were on some RV trip from hell with the candidates. The high volume of advertisements and the large amount of money spent on this race demonstrate that many political insiders thought this race would be close, but it wasn’t.
Formula One racing is a grander show than NASCAR, just ask the rest of the world
(11/14/12 8:33am)
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Dr. Pegs Prescription
(11/09/12 7:58am)
“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And you are the one who’ll decide where to go.”
Mercury’s retrograde forebodes national ills
(11/09/12 7:57am)
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VA, Medicaid are thuggish in practice
(11/07/12 1:29pm)
I had a heart attack in 2009. I have never been able to get the Veterans Affairs Hospital or N.M. Medicaid to approve the cardiac rehab required to go to school and work. Right now, I am actually enrolled at UNM due to the New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. But originally, I was dropped as a client at N.M. DVR because I could not get the documentation N.M. DVR wanted from the VA or N.M. Medicaid.
Rightward shift robs voters of a real choice
(11/06/12 9:09am)
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Third parties will heal political divide
(11/06/12 9:08am)
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Don’t elect climate change deniers
(11/05/12 8:37am)
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Dr. Peg's Prescription
(11/02/12 12:07pm)
Every day at about 2:30 p.m., I start thinking about chocolate. No matter what I’m doing or where, how involved I am or who I’m with, the concept of cocoa rises in my mind like a breeze and wafts through my mental senses. Smooth, creamy, bittersweet, fragrant. Right on cue, like Pavlov’s dog, I slobber and wag my tail in anticipation.
