OPINION
THE SECOND GUNMEN caught, detained
By Ren Provey and Tom Burney (Monday, Monday) | December 9, 2002Tom: Hey Ren, I think for our last column, we should just have a conversation.
Tom: Hey Ren, I think for our last column, we should just have a conversation.
When I, THEODORE HUXTABLE'S PROTEGE, learned I would be working for The Chronicle, I felt it imperative to begin by practicing the craft of a legitimate journalist. This would require some research.
Experience has shown that appeasement of terrorists is both futile and foolhardy.
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She was an inspiration to live life with a smile on your face, a hop in your step, and a sing-song tone in your voice.
He follows her down the hall.
A document obtained by The Chronicle last week dispels the common myth that all public policy finals are memos.
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After reading Bill English's Dec.
I was thoroughly upset when Duke lost in the last few seconds of a close game to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Sweet 16 last year.
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In deciding to hear two cases involving the University of Michigan's race-conscious admissions policies, the U.S.
As the semester is drawing to a close, the basketball season is just warming up.
Overdue introspection by Democrats is sadly dominated by those who would sacrifice principles for power and those who would sacrifice both for ego.
Groucho Marx famously remarked that "I wouldn't want to belong to a club that would accept me as a member.
The Quran cannot be translated into any language.
With earth's past history of racism and America's present technology, prohibitionists and racists have become one in the same ("Forum addresses injustice of drug laws," Nov. 26).
The first time I see Mr. Rawlins is in the operating room. He is already asleep. You can tell that he used to be a big man, but he is sick, and there is a pruned thinness in his limbs.