FEATURES

Live Free, or Die
A History and Analysis of the Bill of Rights in Several Acts
by Kate Billington & Hannah Hill

The Bill of Rights is an important document in our nation's history, conceived and amended to the Constitution early on. Its implications are as relevant today as at America's early Continental Congresses--if not more so.

The Long View: The Heart of Laws and Men
by Ross Coen

Alaska's constitution is a well-written document, making sure that our state is governed by laws, not men. Yet Frank Murkowski's term in office was marked by a constitutional crisis that came about when he was ill--and nobody knew.

The Missionary Position On Biblical Inerrancy
opinion by Neal Matson

Those who say that the Bible is the literal truth may need an arithmetic refresher.

Poker Play in Green
by Tom Sorensen

The Green Movement swept the table with this card player, and a sore tooth and Eddie the Beagle weren't much help.

River Forked Again
by Elzbeth Adams

Tommy is always up for an adventure, and Althea is always up for a run, but this time our snowmachine trip seemed like self-inflicted trouble!