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Activists and labor groups continue to campaign a doctrine of unionization against corporate globalization with anti-sweatshop success in different approaches. Where the movement first connected in social conscience, which approach will shape its future?

First seen in 1885 noctilucent clouds are a mystery. Yet they appear brighter and further south every year. The NLC season is just beginning. Look up.

A Thought on Colorado's trip to the playoffs.

Advances in birth control seem to be behind the times. It is time that science comes up with more effective birth control options for women. Are the scientists on the right track?

The Association for Christian Retail has called the NLC's report "unfounded and irresponsible."

This is an objective look at the debate over the government's right to seize private property.

"The old ways of thinking about transportation funding -- user-fees, gas taxes, tolls and congestion pricing -- are not the sole answer to our cities' or our nation's transportation infrastructure needs."

With this strike, gas price may increase back in the United States, if the government and the union leaders do not quickly resolve the situation

A horrific rash of events for garment workers in Bangladesh, as factory collapse, explosion and fires kill 86, over 250 injured. The recent tragedies incite International pressure as the Garment District is a major exporter to U.S. and Europe.

With proper preparation you should have no trouble passing the Nebraska Bar Exam.

I Would For Your Sake Be Gentle is a poem by Irving Layton that deals with violence and love, a common subject he likes to deal with. "Like most men he is attracted to the subject of large-scale expenditures of energy, especially violence.

Noctilucent clouds swept Europe two nights in a row. They were visible as far south as France. That bodes well for a display in the northern states of the U. S. Look west beginning about 30 minutes after sunset.

Europe was swept with displays of night-shinning white and electric blue clouds after AIM first saw them at the Northern Polar region. NLCs show that our atmosphere is changing.