More than one reason to stop vanity plates

House Speaker Jimmy Naifeh did the right thing last week by calling for the abolition of all vanity license plate tags. While we really don

Jessica Lynch develops from

I've been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to "get" you to talk to me instead of all those others. You're now the interview to get, you know. More

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We are heartened to see the emerging relationship between Fisk and Vanderbilt universities. More

African-American authors offer controversial book

A forthcoming book by authors Johnnetta B. Cole and Beverly Guy-Sheftall, titled Gender Talk: The Struggle for Women

Letters to the Editor

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Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain

Reality took a backseat to political expediency Wednesday when the Davidson County Election Commission summarily dismissed the case of Councilman Ludye Wallace and where he lives. More

Environmentalists love to act from public

Disagreement with the world's environmentalist wackos doesn't mean that one is for dirty air and water. Dr. Richard Stroup, Montana State University professor of economics and senior associate of the Center for Free Market Environmentalism, explains commonsense approaches to environmental issues in his new book Eco-nomics: What Everyone Should Know About Economics and the Environment. More

Letters To The Editor

To comment on a City Paper story or local issue, send us a typed letter 100 words or less (with zip code and a daytime phone number for verification) to: letters@nashvillecitypaper.com, or Editor, The City Paper, P.O. Box 158434, Nashville, TN 37215. Letters may be edited to fit. There is no guarantee letters received will be printed. More

Doctors treat being female as sickness needing cure

Now it's dementia. It turns out that the magic hormones that were supposed to stave off the effects of aging on women actually speed up the scariest part of growing old: the possibility of losing your senses. More

Judge rigged Michigan case, needs to be indicted

Boyce Martin should be impeached. That's the only fitting response to the recent damning revelation that the chief judge of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals flouted court rules to ensure the court returned a ruling backing the University of Michigan in a case challenging its law school's race-conscious admissions policy. More
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