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Fairness in Print
A recent ruling by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission might finally signal the beginning of the end of the struggle for a former...
How to Broil a CEO
Imagine this: It's July 4, a national holiday, a time for family, fun, and relaxation, and Static colleague Sarah Perry is slaving away as...
Guilt By Association
While it's painful to read about the sorts of barbaric executions performed throughout history, it's also important to remember that those were unenlightened times.
In...
Win-Loss Ratio
Fort Worth's Travis Lutter is getting a rematch - with the scales. To be followed, he expects, by another shot at a national fight...
Sins of the World
An institution as large and as complex as the Catholic Church presents an enormous target for its critics, especially since its stands often go...
Boos at the Bass
Dear Mayor Mike Moncrief and City of Fort Worth: I want to apologize if our protest at Bass Performance Hall last Saturday night caused...
Citizen Drivers
Fort Worth Weekly was scheduled to be a small part of Historic Fort Worth Inc.'s annual awards last week - reporters Dan McGraw and...
Air Apparent
Sometimes you can look at an unpopular law and say, OK, I disagree with that, but I understand why it was passed.
Some statutes...
Letters to the Editor
To the editor: Karen Hadden's commentary ("Don't Get Fooled Again," April 1, 2009) called for efforts to block the new Comanche Peak reactors, in...
Going Postal (Not)
Most of us don't use the snail mail from the U. S. Postal Service as much as we used to. Bills can be paid...
