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Undernews: March 28, 2013

Undernews: March 28, 2013

Since 1964, the news while there's still time to do something about it

THE PROGRESSIVE REVIEW

Indiana court okays school vouchers

Major earthquake blamed on fracking

Hillary Clinton and Walmart

More than half of nation's rivers and streams are polluted

Harvard prof: Iraq & Afghan wars costing between $4-6 trillion

The news before it happens

Code enforcers take on wilderness camp

Massive loss of British butterflies

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Banks wrote off $3 billion student debt

Bottom 90% earning only $59 more than in 1966

ACLU challenges secret no fly list

Copyright czar would make illegal streaming a felony

Recovered history: The sanctity of marriage in the nation's capital

Why Katrinia type storms will become more common

Kerry concealing Keystone public comments

Media ignores Senate vote against cuts in Social Security

A union for freelancers

North Dakota sends abortion ban to voters

How to resuse underenrolled schools

Cyberfight putting drag on Internet

Charter schools: A dictator's idea

How the Democrats allow the Republicans to filbuster

The shameful reign of Michael Bloomberg

English court rejects attempt to block Israel boycott

State of the media

Even Bill O'Reilly knocks opponents of same sex marriage

Actuaries see health insurance costs rising

The hazards of latinos in spring training in Arizona

Supreme Court: Police Dog Powers Do Not Include Warrantless Searches of a Person’s Home

How Scalia has insulted gays

Stats

One of every six American children has a parent that is either unemployed or underemployed, according to a new study from First Focus and the Urban Institute. Overall, 6.2 million children live in homes where at least one parent is unemployed; the total rises to 12.1 million when underemployment is included too.

Quotes

In America you can say anything you want -- as long as it doesn't have any effect -- Paul Goodman

Pocket paradigm

The more we step into a paradigm of urban ecology, the more we find ourselves drifting closer to other things -- our work, our food, our environment, and our neighbors. Our sense of order no longer relies -- in the tradition of American city planners from L'Enfant to Robert Moses -- upon outward symmetry, illusions of order, and grandeur. Rather it seeks inner integration and grace. Our concept of the city steps away from the cold rigidity of the blueprint and comes closer to the joyful exuberance of a Richard Scarry drawing. We stop worrying about the sleek exterior of the car and concern ourselves with the less aesthetic but more essential engine. - Sam Smith

Gallery


Camping outside the Supreme Court

Where the action is

Protest: Out of a possible 810 students, the administration of Seattle's Garfield High School was able to test only 118

Some problems with Common Core

Protesters promise mass arrests if Obama goes along with pipeline

Green Party to hold its annual meeting in Iowa

High school students beginning to rebel

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