WEB BOHEMIAN (Thursday, April 15, 2010)
(1)- JUSTICE -- Dreyfus’s ordeal was the first big test of a modern justice system, defining one of the central issues of democracy: should the rule of law be applied consistently, or may it be bent to fit a crisis or pressing national concern?
(2)- FOOD FOR THOUGHT -- Human evolutionary theory thus rests on the concept of a “dual inheritance,” in which genes and cultures both are powerful determinants and each co-evolves with the other.
(3)- FASHION FOR POWERFUL WOMEN -- On the night health reform passed, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wore purple, a sartorial touch suggesting a hope for reconciliation and compromise. Her colors and fashion speak volumes.
(4)- HAITI HISTORY -- Jan. 1, 1804. It was when a band of statesmen-warriors declared independence from France, casting off colonialism and slavery to become the world’s first black republic.
(5)- SCANDAL ROSTER -- With the RNC bondage club flap prompting yet more finger-pointing, The Daily Beast crunches the numbers to determine whether Democrats or Republicans have a bigger problem with sex scandals.
(6)- HEAVEN EXPLAINED – Some say science will explain our enduring belief in heaven. The thesis here is very simple: heaven is not a real place, or even a process or a supernatural event. It's something that happens in your brain as you die.
(7)- KEEP COLA AWAY -- Men who drink about a litre or more of cola every day could be causing harm to their sperm, a study claims. Cola drinking men's sperm counts were almost 30 per cent lower than in men who didn't drink cola.
(8)- BE CAREFUL OF THE CURE -- Some current therapies being investigated for Alzheimer's disease may cause further neural degeneration and cell death, according to a breakthrough discovery by UC San Diego researchers.
(9)- WINE FRAUD? – A billionaire collector sues Christie's auction house, claiming it ignored evidence of fakery in the 1980s when it marketed bottles of Bordeaux that were purportedly originally owned by Thomas Jefferson.
POLITICAL COMMENTARY
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April 10, 2010
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