The Cure at Troy

Alec and I saw some more great theater last week when we were up in Seattle. He wrote: The Seattle Repertory Theatre’s performance of “The Cure at Troy” is absolutely amazing. It is a retelling of an ancient and little known Greek play by Sophocles written by Nobel Prize-winning poet Seamus Heaney and directed by …

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Riot and wrong

Alec writes for and is the copy editor for The Weekly Volcano. He wrote me, “It’s about time someone in the media did a fair and non-hysterical story on the so-call Evergreen riots.” and sent me a link to this article about my alma matter The Evergreen State College: Unless you live under a rock …

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An update on my ear …

I saw the surgeon at UW Medical Center last Friday and wanted to post something here for those of you who are waiting for news. He said the MRI showed no tumor and I don’t need surgery. yay! He said the tests showed a lot of scarring in my inner ear, probably due to all …

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Meet the White Man Who Inspired Wright’s Controversial Sermon

Meet the man who inspired Reverend Jeremiah Wright’s now famous tirade about America’s foreign policy inciting the terrorist attacks of September 11. His name is Ambassador Edward Peck. And he is a retired, white, career U.S. diplomat who served 32-years in the U.S. Foreign Service and was chief of the U.S. mission to Iraq under …

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Another thing for me to rant on … regarding The Reverend Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr.

The assumption put forth in much of the mainstream media I have seen of late is that white Americans are offended by what The Reverend Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. said in his sermon. You know, the one they show clips from on the news – the one Barack Obama spoke about in his recent …

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