Friday, February 10, 2012

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In sticker shock, Mendoza choked
Editorial: In sticker shock, Mendoza choked

We don't know whether a 15-year-old Chicago boy purposely included gang signs in his design for Chicago's vehicle sticker.

'Free' birth control for all, right here, right now Zorn: 'Free' birth control for all, right here, right now

Here's an idea: socialized birth control.
Help for a lucky few Editorial: Help for a lucky few

The $25 billion mortgage-abuse settlement between the states and five top banks that was announced Thursday won't solve the nation's housing crisis. Far from it.
Today's columnists

Tiger moms vs. 'Bebe' moms vs. American moms

A little more than a year has passed since the publication of Amy Chua's "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" — the paroxysm-inducing guide to raising better children through belittlement, intimidation and tyrannical music practice — and already we have version 2.0. Pamela Druckerman's "Bringing Up Bebe" alleges that it's the French who could teach indulgent, overscheduling, helicoptering American parents a thing or two about rearing les enfants.
Does God have a connection to politics?

I fear that, once again, God and the things people attribute to God will move to the center of our quest for a president.

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