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Maria Anglin
Disrespectful cover reveals bad decision
Maria Anglin: Playboy Mexico's cover was weird – and offensive.
Austin Bay
What Is Peace?
As we greet the New Year, hope for Peace on Earth, and wish one another cheer and goodwill, it is fair to damn our terrible condition.
Kathy Clay-Little
San Antonio plumber has honed, negotiated a grand age character
Kathy Clay Little talks about how one S.A. man keeps improving with age.
Mansour El-Kikhia
Gaza's violent cycle once again reignited
Drop 100 tons of high explosives on one of the most densely populated slums in the world and what will be the result?
Bruce Davidson
Much ado about nothing: Sculley contract is right for the city
City Councilman Justin Rodriguez stirred up a hornet’s nest over nothing.
T.R. Fehrenbach
No surprises here
T.R. Fehrenbach: And yet, people poured billions into an industry with few heroes.
Jonathan Gurwitz
Gaza bombs rooted in hateful decisions
When terrorists struck Mumbai, India in November, some observers were confounded by one of the attackers' targets.
Victor Landa
If the kings are up for granting wishes ...
Victor Landa: It is almost time to put your wishes on paper and send them up on a balloon to see if they come true by Tuesday morning.
Gary Martin
Cuellar campaign falls under election panel scrutiny, again
Gary Martin: Rep. Henry Cuellar's campaign was once again the focus of a Federal Election Commission audit, which found that the candidate received contributions that exceeded federal limits in the 2006 cycle.
Gloria Padilla
Local schools prove that good relations can save time, money
Gloria Padilla: The settlement of a lawsuit earlier this week between the heirs of the A&P grocery fortune and Princeton University raises some interesting questions about how institutions of higher education can spend money donated to them.
Oops! 406 mistakes made it into E-N's pages
Bob Richter: San Antonio Express-News journalists — among them editors, reporters, columnists, photographers, artists, page designers and research staff — acknowledged 406 errors for which they wrote corrections in calendar year 2008.
russel

This lady was heard

Jan Jarboe Russell: Tomorrow — Dec. 22nd — is Lady Bird Johnson's birthday. The former first lady, who died 17 months ago, would have been 96 years old.
Robert Seltzer
The Bottom Line: Jan. 5, 2009
In Washington, D.C., weather watchers are hoping Nature is a Democrat.

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