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Archive for December 30, 2007

Lineups for Sunday News Shows
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12:59 p.m.
2007: a Year of Frustration in the News
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Thousands lose their homes in a mortgage and credit crisis that worsened - despite repeated assurances that the worst had passed.
12:43 p.m.
Smith's World: The '07 Collection
This is the domain of Mike Smith, the Sun's longtime editorial cartoonist. Inside this world, as demonstrated by the cartoons on these pages, the news of the day takes on a whole new perspective.
12:40 p.m.
Letter: Don't let assassination stymie democracy
In the spirit of these martyred leaders, it is my hope that Ms. Bhutto's tragic demise will not discourage democratic forces in Pakistan but will instead serve as a rallying point and wake-up call for ...
12:40 p.m.
Agreement uncommon on issues of civil liberty
Brittany Willis
Forty high school students plus topics that could press anyones button equal a very compelling discussion. At this years 2007 Sun Youth Forum I had the chance to be part of such an exchange.
12:40 p.m.
Letter: Libertarian streak is hurting Nevada
We have collectively chosen this path and should learn to live with it. Too bad, though, for our young people who grow up in this environment and often end up with careers in unchallenging, routine ...
12:39 p.m.
Letter: Gibbons' ideology unrealistic for state
It defies reason to think satisfactory services can continue with these severe cuts. Isn't there some person or group who can clue the governor in to the absurdity of his viewpoint? Since he will be ...
12:39 p.m.
Editorial: A New Year's resolution
The state's budget crisis is the very visible background for three initiative petitions being circulated that would raise taxes on the gaming industry to pay for education, transportation projects and a number of other needs.
12:39 p.m.
Editorial: A drop in the bucket
The last three months of the year are crucial to many charities. Roughly 70 percent of the charities surveyed reported that at least 40 percent of their annual budget comes in during the holiday season.
12:39 p.m.
Journey to the center of the ring
By Mike Trask
R.J. Richter steps out of the ring, physically spent, slick with a wet blend of his sweat and that of the other guy, whose name R.J. still doesn't know. He stares into the crowd of ...
12:39 p.m.
THE MAJORITY LEADER
Lisa Mascaro, Sun Washington Bureau
THE MAJORITY LEADER
12:38 p.m.
Editorial: A New Year's resolution Voters in Clark County have supported raising taxes for roads, flood control projects, school construction and police. Now, however, the argument must be made that s
The state's budget crisis is the very visible background for three initiative petitions being circulated that would raise taxes on the gaming industry to pay for education, transportation projects and a number of other needs.
12:23 p.m.
A Look at the Bhutto Family Dynasty
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- Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto: late grandfather of Benazir Bhutto. Senior figure in the Pakistan Muslim League, the party that helped split Pakistan from India and lead it to independence in 1947.
10:22 a.m.
Saturday's College Basketball
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Alfred 78, Cazenovia 72
8:15 a.m.
Internet Opens Elite Colleges to All
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Recently, with the growth of computer science, demand to understand linear algebra has surged. But so has the number of students Strang can teach.
3:06 a.m.
Journey to the center of the ring
By Mike Trask
Persistent Las Vegas man persuades wife to let him fight
2:00 a.m.
A New Year’s resolution Voters in Clark County have supported raising taxes for roads, flood control projects, school construction and police. Now, however, the argument must be made that something mo
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Making adequate funding of education and other needs should be the state’s top priority
12:00 a.m.
Four critical questions that face the United States as it enters a new era
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Four critical questions that face the United States as it enters a new era
12:00 a.m.
Dangerous days lie ahead From Darfur to North Korea and from the Gaza Strip to the Kremlin, the will and the wisdom of the United States and its leadership are being tested every day.
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Dangerous days lie ahead From Darfur to North Korea and from the Gaza Strip to the Kremlin, the will and the wisdom of the United States and its leadership are being tested every day.
12:00 a.m.
PEER EVALUATIONS
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PEER EVALUATIONS
12:00 a.m.
Out of the inkwell Can you name them? See legend on Page 2
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Some of the characters who appeared in the pages of the Sun in 2007, as drawn by Chris Morris
12:00 a.m.
A drop in the bucket
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As the economy slumps, any donation this time of year will be a help to those in need
12:00 a.m.
Reid reflects on a rough year
By Lisa Mascaro
THE MAJORITY LEADER Reflecting on a rough year With Congress’ failures overshadowing its successes in the public eye, Reid faces criticism from all corners MORE INSIDE 3.128 HOW EXPERTS RATE REID Five political experts weigh ...
12:00 a.m.

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