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Poll: Teach More Than Evolution

Move over, Darwin. Most Ohioans think the long-standing scientific theory that life evolved by natural processes – a mainstay of high school lessons for decades – ought to share classroom space with an upstart concept that a supernatural designer guided human development. A clear majority of the state’s residents – 59 percent – favor teaching evolution in tandem with intelligent Read More ›

Socializing Broadband

On Monday, July 9 French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin announced a $1.5 billion plan to bring all French households high-speed Internet access within five years. Further, France plans to spend $180 million to bring wireless access to the eight percent of the French population that currently lacks such access. Likening the project to past infrastructure build-outs for rail and electricity, Jospin set as his policy goal “to bring the information age to everyone.” Read More ›

Defense Writer Gold Got It Right Before 9/11

With all the recent media attention that has been given to the G-men memos, secret intelligence reports that vaguely or clearly detailed the terrorist action that came to be known as 9/11, it gives me great pleasure to point out an unknown local author named Philip Gold who also predicted the catastrophe. Here in Seattle we have a man who, Read More ›

Airline Safety

If you boarded an airplane and had some concern about it being hijacked, would you be more concerned about an older woman with a sewing kit, or a young man in casual clothing with no visible carry-on items as a fellow passenger? If you answered the young man, you are being rational rather than an anti-young-man bigot. Older women are Read More ›

PBS’s ‘Evolution’ series is propaganda, not science

“It is absolutely safe to say that, if you meet somebody who claims not to believe in evolution, that person is ignorant, stupid or insane (or wicked, but I’d rather not consider that).” Leading Darwinist Richard Dawkins The wicked and insane will presumably have to fend for themselves, but for the rest of us, PBS has undertaken a massive new Read More ›

‘The Left Coast’ Deserves Expanded Amtrak Service

A trip down to Portland on Amtrak’s comfortable Cascades train leaves you relaxed and ready to enjoy tales of woe from those who have dealt with airport security or traffic on Interstate 5. As well, riding the rails gives passengers time to reflect on a trio of topics: how we deal with Northwest growth, the Mickey Mouse aspects to the Read More ›

Evolution for the masses

America is the most scientifically advanced nation on Earth, yet a majority of its citizens reject Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. Gallup polls have shown that about 45 percent of Americans believe God created living things in their present form a few thousand years ago; about 40 percent believe that things evolved over a long time with God’s guidance; while Read More ›

Darwinian Struggle

(For orignal online text click here) Poor Charles Darwin. He was a kind, gentle soul–decent to a fault, some have said–yet he keeps getting cast as the Antichrist. The latest equation of Darwinism with godlessness comes in Ohio, where some members of the state school board want to downgrade the theory of natural selection in the biology curriculum guidelines. If Read More ›

Taking Action

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Getting the Facts Straight

Accuracy and objectivity are what we should expect in a television documentary – especially in a science documentary on a publicly-funded network. But the PBS Evolution series falls far short of meeting these basic standards. It distorts the scientific evidence, ignores scientific disagreements over Darwin’s theory, and misrepresents the theory’s critics. The series also displays a sharply biased view of Read More ›