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Will New Orleans produce <br>the next American gangster?

If the government moves any slower, New Orleans will be what Harlem was in the 1970s. New Orleans may even produce what Harlem did back then - an American gangster. History has a way of repeating itself.

In the '70s, Harlem gave birth to Frank Lucas, one of the biggest drug lords in the United States, if not the biggest. (10) comments

Solitude chews its way to the core

I transferred to SJSU in 2005. Not only was San Jose a new place for me, so was attending a real university.

I lived on the third floor of Campus Village with three other men around my age.

I reached a point where I was afraid to take the elevator; I feared the notion of conversing with a stranger, or even standing near anyone in such a confining area. (0) comments

'The Way I Live' <br>The dangers of the road you wouldn't see

Driving to work at 7:45 a.m. the other day, listening to a local radio station's morning show - with a bagel in my right hand - it suddenly dawned on me that I had traveled two miles and I had no recollection of how I ended up in the far left lane.

The best way I could describe it is a case of extreme daydreaming, except in this case I wasn't dreaming about anything. (0) comments

Zionism: a political movement for establishing and developing a national homeland for Jews in Palestine. Today, in a region with the largest refugee population in the world, exists a few million hungry, homeless, malnourished Palestinians fighting for their lives. (84) comments



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