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Failing our farmworkers
What we said: "Farmworkers toil in rough conditions and harsh weather. The hard work comes with another limitation: These workers are...
The right educational standards for California
The California State Board of Education almost certainly will vote on Monday to adopt the new national Common Core Standards. We say...
Cooling things down in Arizona
The U.S. Constitution remains intact in Arizona today. The most intrusive provisions of a state law to crack down on illegal...
Justifiable 'jailbreaks' on the Apple iPhone
Want an iPhone? Hate AT&T? Used to be, the only way to remedy this common problem was to clandestinely "jailbreak" your phone, so that...
Letters to the editor
Where can we park? Apparently the purpose of the new high-tech parking meters is "to prevent cars from circling the block looking for...
Why do we care about Lindsay Lohan?
From her red carpet snub at Cannes to her confetti-speckled entrance to prison, Lindsay Lohan continues to gobble up news coverage...
Common educational standards for common good
Strong academic content standards are critical to ensuring that all students, no matter where they live, are prepared for success in...
Sherrod controversy about journalism, not race
The controversy over the forced resignation of Shirley Sherrod at the USDA has raised the issue of race in this country, but this...
National standards would harm math curriculum
The State Board of Education is voting Monday on adopting national K-12 curriculum standards in a package that includes an obese...
Creating more livable communities
Tired of long commutes, heart-stopping gas bills and brown air? Private developers, local governments and the state of California are...
Sunday, July 25, 2010 Edition
JOHN DIAZ Will 'gate-gate' ever cease?
The most intriguing letter of the week came from Jack Barth of San Rafael, who claimed to be puzzled by Monday's front-page headline ...
CHRON QUIZ Super crew more than just break dancers
1. Who are the Super Users? A: Hollywood term for kids who see movies multiple times B: Top dog federal officials privy to huge flow...
The danger of political intolerance
First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out - because I was not a communist; Then they came for the trade unionists...
Legalize pot, former San Jose police chief says
California voters have a chance on this November's ballot to bring common sense to law enforcement by legalizing marijuana for adults...
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