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Only an editor with an iron will and no sense of humor could have insisted on running this story in such a deadpan fashion.

Privacy? We don't need no stinkin' privacy!

The full moon does not occur until Tuesday, May 20, but it appears everyone is edging for a head start.

My comment on Ted Kooser's "Hymn to the Comb-Over"

There is something familiar about seeing Sharpton and Obama photographed arm-in-arm.

A bit much for a haircut. But can you be TOO frugal?

I just got back from a bit of grocery shopping, on my way home from my semi-annual serum cholestrol test. On the drive, I heard talk show host Tom Marr mention that we had heard no recent mention of the hole-in-the-ozone layer. Between that, and a bi

Richards will apologize in person to the four black men he targeted in a tirade of racial slurs during a recent comedy club performance. A retired judge will mediate.

Profanity, blasphemy, sarcasm and political-incorrectness alert.

This business of being the White Oppressor is not nearly as much fun as it sounds like it might be. SARCASM AND PROFANITY ALERT.

Baltimore and environs has seen a veritable plauge of "bandit" signs--illegally placed placards on utility poles, stapled to the fronts of abandoned houses and sticking out of the ground on stakes. The signs seem to advertise everything ima

Advice for young job seekers.

Perhaps there is some gun owner out there who has a terminal disease, yet is still sufficiently able to make the ultimate sacrifice to prove the sheer idiocy of "assault weapon" (i.e., military style firearms) bans.

Every time some new broadcasting trend comes along, station managers stage a riot, trying to get choice call letters to reflect their new programming. Allow me to suggest a few: KRUL - wrestling, reality TV and domestic violence court cases KYTV -