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Minimum of Understanding: Wage floors are stealth job killers
Business and Economics Op-Ed
By: Lawrence J. McQuillan, Ph.D
5.27.2003

What do a New Mexico city council, a New York City legal institute, and a San Francisco politician have in common? All are working to further erode a basic economic freedom in America — the right of employers to freely negotiate compensation with employees.
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Is the Penguin Contaminated?
Technology Op-Ed
5.20.2003

If there's one thing the open-source community is known for, it's chutzpah. In a recent online petition, more than 1500 Linux users told the SCO Group, which owns intellectual property rights to key components of the Unix operating system, to sue them.
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Missing Manners
5.16.2003

In a recent column, Judith Martin, otherwise known as "Miss Manners," pondered "why a society composed of people angling to get on television to confess their disappointments or, now that we have reality television, demonstrate their shortcomings, would defend privacy with a straight face."
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Times and Again: Bogus journalism did not start with Jayson Blair
Business and Economics Op-Ed
By: K. Lloyd Billingsley
5.15.2003

Fraudulent reporting by Jayson Blair should dislodge the New York Times as the paper of record. Such a downsizing should have happened long ago because of a writer whose lapses were worse. Mr. Blair filed stories from places he had not been, freighted with fabricated quotes and information either bogus or stolen.
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Online technologies in the political process
Testimony
5.2.2003

Today we are here to discuss the impact of online technologies in the political process. Answering this question requires a bit of conjecture, but there are three main ideas I’d like to discuss.
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