Cartoons Galore! FEATURES Biopiracy or Bioprivateering?
by Richard Stallman Patent monopolies on plant and animal varieties, on genes, and on new medicines threaten to harm developing countries.
The Business of Art
story and photos by Terry Glendinning Three Ester artists are interviewed in this article: Tom Hart, Judie Gumm, and Gary Grata.
Can Capitalism Turn Green?
by Debbie Rimer American capitalism can give us the leverage to improve performance environmentally, socially, and economically.
Days at the Edge of the Dark Side
by Rich Seifert Musings on the city of Washington, D.C., the Fulbright Scholarly Exchange Program, and the International Spy Museum.
Kennicott and McCarthy
story and photos by Sherri Schleiter One avenue to historic preservation is through photography: historic Kennicott and McCarthy are being renovated in more ways than one.
Poisoned Potato Salad
by Jeffrey A. Rogers Living someplace for a long time doesn't make you a venerated sage, and it doesn't erase the skeletons in the family closet—the author speaks from experience.
Politics, Stained by Oil
by Ross Coen, Fairbanks MediaWatch Randy Reuderich is in hot water again. How did so many people ignore for so long the blatant conflict of interest in Reuderich's dual roles as chair of Alaska's Republican Party and his post on the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission?
What to Do About George W. Bush
by J.D. Ragan The author's own experiences in political organizing point to a way that people can make a difference in Bush's America today.
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