Thoughts on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and militarism vs. non-violence
Dr. King’s views on militarism and war are especially important now when permanent war seems to be the only rhetoric coming from our national leaders. We can look into his words and deeds for guidance to recovering a saner and peaceful approach to equalizing our relationships with each other, other countries and groups of people around the world.
Can Hugo Chavez Beat The Devil?
After Venezuela's Hugo Chavez told the United Nations he could smell the sulphur in the chamber where President Bush spoke the previous day, some angry Bostonians wanted to pull down the big CITGO neon sign in Kenmore Square, since CITGO oil is pumped in Chavez Country.
Keeping Your Carpet Green
Traditional commercial carpet-cleaning solutions contain a cocktail of noxious synthetic chemicals. One, perchloroethylene, commonly called “perc” in the industry, is a notorious dry cleaning additive known to cause dizziness, fatigue and nausea if ingested or inhaled.
Chile and the Struggle Against Neoliberalism
The contrast between the formidable possibilities to satisfy human needs generated by the development of the capacities of humankind, and the waste of material resources, lives and intelligence, is the dramatic paradox of this era.
