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The cruelty among adolescents

You couldn’t pay me enough to return to high school and relive the nightmare of being a teenager again. This week the state of Massachusetts is working on enacting a new law prohibiting bullying and harassment at the state’s schools. It is one of the last states in the union that has yet to pass […]

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Easter break opens the door for appointments

Announcing 15 recess appointments last weekend, President Barack Obama made a good start toward filling hundreds of vacancies in his administration. As other presidents have done before him, he sidestepped political foot-dragging in the U.S. Senate by making the appointments during a congressional break. George W. Bush made 171 recess appointments during his presidency and […]

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A company that makes freedom its business

After censoring its search results in China for four years, Google has taken a stand against repression. The company’s decision to stop censoring search results is an essential step toward the goal of worldwide intellectual freedom. And it affirms Google’s basic business goal of making information accessible. Unfortunately, the company’s refusal to accommodate government censorship […]