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New anti-terrorism law goes too far
Technology Op-Ed
10.31.2001
The USA Patriot Act, recently signed by President Bush, seeks to combat terrorism. But while this labyrinth legislation aims to defend America, it ironically threatens to compromise basic rights that define the nation.
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Government Failures and the “New Normalcy”
Business and Economics Op-Ed
By: Sally C. Pipes
10.25.2001
Since September 11 the world feels like a different place—a feeling that the Bush administration describes as the “New Normalcy.” In these conditions, many are urging new broader powers for law enforcement but any new initiatives must also include safeguards for our liberties.
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Agroterrorism
KQED Commentary
By: Lance T. Izumi, J.D.
10.16.2001
In the wake of the September 11th terrorist attacks and the subsequent U.S. military retaliation, Americans are expressing deep worries about new rounds of terrorist activity. Much of the focus has centered on biological terrorism, especially the release of diseases such as anthrax that are directly fatal to humans. Less talked about, but potentially more devastating to our economy and our way of life is a subset of biological terrorism called agroterrorism, which targets agriculture and our food supply.
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Microsoft helps spur innovation
Technology Op-Ed
10.5.2001
Question: “What is Microsoft’s place in Silicon Valley?
How does it affect business and entrepreneurship, for better or for worse?”
Opinion: For better--Microsoft helps spur innovation
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