2018: A Year we shall Never Forget

March 19, 2017 by Michael Patrick Lewis Leave a Comment

War, battle tank. Digital art. The digital image is drawn in the digital editor, using the author's brushes.

Because six-million jews wasn’t enough.

It’s Clear From the Debate Stage, the Democratic Candidates Just Don’t Get It

November 21, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

The country wants to hear about the candidates’ plans for the future, not their despair over the 2016 election.

Northwestern University’s Student Newspaper Misses the Whole Point of Journalism

November 12, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Student newspaper apologizes for “re-traumatizing” fellow students by covering protesting.

From Heroes to Villains, the National Fans Turn on Their Stars

November 5, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Some disagreeing fans turn on Washington Nationals players for appearing to support Trump. Photo Credit: Reuters/Jonathan Ernst

West Baltimore Gets A Clean-up. Does it Matter What the Motivation Was?

August 8, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

It shouldn’t mater who organized a clean-up of neighborhoods in West Baltimore, they should be commended for their efforts. Photo: Twitter/Scott Presler

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2018: A Year we shall Never Forget