Wednesday Highlights

Good morning.

A new blog noted (category: politics of Eastern Europe).
The play Mr Miller didn’t write: Death of the Statesman.
On recognizing the prophet.
Kids having fun.
The carnival of Christian Reconciliation.
Stranger than fiction.
Racial implications of “Got Milk” and “Big Oil”. Heh.
Voting implications for the pro-life anti-war voter.
Music, then and now.
Heh. Another. And one more.
Church, State and the school in Wisconsin.
90th birthday noted.
A book on e-pornography and the priesthood.
Spring fashions.
The question shouldn’t be “in the bedroom or not” but “in the house at all” it seems to me.
Why the monkey (with an knife)?

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By Mark – April 2, 2008

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Jennifer in OR says

Thanks for including me in your great list. I’m just shaking my head at the WI school post.

April 2, 2008, 09:26

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