Monthly Archives: March 2009
Nest egg hunt in Raleigh
A pretty right-on-the-money metaphor — Nest Egg Hunt in Raleigh. Full Story, Permalink »
Senate stitching
I’m beginning to get the feeling that the state health care plan crisis and the secrecy surrounding the contracts are one end of a very [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Newspapers that have cut editions
This may explain that recent drop in paper prices. Full Story, Permalink »
Boys in the bubble
George Stephanopoulos just issued a ‘hard wonder’ question in which he sternly asked the Secretary of the Treasury if we really can get back to [...] Full Story, Permalink »
John Hope Franklin
Tonight, we toast the life of a man who gave it his all. Stories, condolences and more here. Full Story, Permalink »
Not so careful
I’m starting to hear the names of the people McClatchy has discarded (talk about not knowing when to hold ‘em and fold ‘em). In addition [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Newspapers and the future of journalism
From this week’s paper, some thoughts on newspapers and journalism and stuff: At a little over 600 square feet in three rooms, the office isn’t [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Leave the constitution aloooone!
The state constitution that is. A new Elon Poll says half of the people polled don’t think we need about a proposed constitutional amendment to [...] Full Story, Permalink »
