Relationships and Marriage II
Race Matters Popular terms as of 2003 such as asiaphile, beater, beatnic, wigger, potato and
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Relationships and Marriage Part I
Introduction Every time I meet someone whether on the street, in the club, at work
...Read The Rest »Critic of Professor J. Philippe Rushton’s work on race 2003
Professor Rushton works for University of Western Ontario in the Department of Psychology. His most
...Read The Rest »The politics of transportation 2003
For the past 4 years, I used public transit almost exclusively. It was a decision
...Read The Rest »Three for one, Wal-Mart, economy and being positive
This article as the title suggests is about the current state of the world economy
...Read The Rest »Think Outside the Box end of 2003
It is amazing, that in the post-information age, people prefer enclosed thinking. The art of
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