Society Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Judge and Be Judged

  

  In polite American company, it is considered impolitic to declare that a presidential candidate should be disqualified by his or her religion. Perhaps this is... Read more

  The 15 August 2011 by   Cris
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• Republican Race Shake up After Debate and Straw Poll: Pawlenty Out, Bachmann Goe...

  

  The Republican field appears to be taking shape after the Ames Straw Poll: But exactly what shape? Pawlenty's out, Bachmann's in the lead, Perry's in the race,... Read more

  The 15 August 2011 by   Periscope
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• Central Bank and the UK Finding Their Feet in the Current Financial Crisis – Wha...

  

  What should the central banks and the UK do during this financial crisis? Read more

  The 15 August 2011 by   Periscope
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• Is Marijuana Really the Wonder-Drug That Could Help Millions Or Actually a Menac...

  

  Many say marijuana is the most beneficial of all the substances known to man, while others claim it is the scourge of mankind. Regardless that the Journal of... Read more

  The 15 August 2011 by   Tomretterbush
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• Male Bisexuals: As Common As Unicorns?

  

  male bisexuality = unicorn? I don't think so. I know a lot of people – gay and straight – who believe that bisexuality, specifically bisexual men, exist about a... Read more

  The 12 August 2011 by   Juliez
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• BBC Insult Darcus Howe for Saying, "Police Blew Mark Duggan's Head Off!"

  BBC news reader Fiona Armstrong first clumsily insults him by introducing him as "Marcus Dowe" and then heartlessly accuses him of taking part in riots in the... Read more

  The 11 August 2011 by   Freeplanet
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• Schoolboy’s Death Investigated; Blow to Environmental Lobby as Scientist...

  

  Polar bears feature in two separate investigations this week: the death of schoolboy Horatio Chapple and the suspension of scientist Charles Monnett. Read more

  The 11 August 2011 by   Periscope
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• Tories Want to Cut Police Force, Even After London Riots: Is It Still a Good...

  

  As England experienced calm last night, a new storm rises: as Boris Johnson questions the cuts, and David Cameron stands firm, should the police force be... Read more

  The 11 August 2011 by   Periscope
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• The Queen of Crazy? Michele Bachmann Wide-eyed on the Cover of Newsweek

  

  Newsweek's cover image of Michele Bachmann, the Minnesota rep seeking the Republican nomination for president, is parking conservative ire because of her... Read more

  The 10 August 2011 by   Periscope
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• World of Warcraft Loses 300,000 Players

  

  World of Warcraft, the massively popular online role playing game, may be in decline. World of Warcraft, the massively popular, massively multiplayer online... Read more

  The 10 August 2011 by   Periscope
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