Martin Kennedy says he wants to change things for the good for public schools, but until he plays the game of politics, his audience isn't ready for him, writes Kleinheider. More
Tennessee was home to a failed attempt at universal single payer care, and has lessons to teach a President who has promised that in pursuing his goal of universal health care, he will learn from the policy failures of the past.
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Ferrier writes about her 5-year-old daughter, who believes, among her many desired occupations, that she's The Chosen One, and sets out to recruit helpers. More
As Walter Cronkite entered his 19th floor corner office at CBS in New York City I wondered how nervous I would be about interviewing the most trusted man in America More
A reader calls out the person who criticized Virginia Trimble, the mother of the slain girl Marcia, for not writing thank you letters to those who reached out to her. More
If our last Metro Council was like a collective of home-schooled temperance union virgins, our current Council is like a liberal arts college’s randy hemp club on spring break.
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If you are one of the lucky ones able to buy a house right now, Jowers' humble home inspector advice is to never ask the seller to fix anything; do it yourself. More
Ferrier writes that our society's penchant for "clean slating" peoples' lives after they die has less to do with their actual good deeds and more about our own fear of death. More
A reader writes that radio and TV stations have been bled too much by royalties and record companies should start paying for radio stations to play and advertise their songs. More