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Richard Whittaker
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of
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of
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by
Marjorie Baumgarten
Letters
@ 3AM
Something in me still wants to be a World War I fighter pilot which is not only nuts, but helps me understand why we will always make war
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of
play involved fantasies
of
becoming a man and killing..."
Nov. 10, 2006
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by
Michael Ventura
Letters
at 3AM
The institution
of
marriage has been undone by the changes brought about by modern technology and therefore has nothing to fear from the legalization
of
gay marriages.
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of
your kids? How are you being harmed by the..."
Nov. 28, 2003
Column
by
Michael Ventura
Letters
of
Intent
Possible rape victim Virginia Glore has found a champion in Charlotte Johnson.
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of
a letter-writer. But in October, after reading the Chronicle..."
Dec. 14, 2001
News Feature
by
Jordan Smith
Letters
at 3AM
The stakes were suddenly higher. There was more possibility in the night and in their lives than they'd yet considered. The work
of
art itself gave them the energy to fulfill its expectations...
"...Thirty years ago a friend
of
mine -- we'll call her Jane -- was living..."
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by
Michael Ventura
Stephen Harrigan on
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of
Mr. Lincoln
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of
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"...
Of
course we think we know the man on the..."
Jan. 29, 2016
Arts Feature
by
Robert Faires
Letters
at 3AM
Our national self-doubt and self-conflict are nothing new, but what is new, in the last 40 years or so, is a state
of
confused and conflicted values. It is the signature
of
our era that we live in a world so unstable that its limits may be tested merely by a bumper sticker.
"...Driving 19th Street in Lubbock alongside the sprawling edifices
of
Texas Tech, the little tin-can car in front
of
..."
Feb. 17, 2006
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by
Michael Ventura
Letters
at 3AM
The Gospel according to Mel is not as it was
"...Art about Jesus rivals and
of
ten overwhelms the Gospels as a source
of
Christian feeling..."
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by
Michael Ventura
Letters
at 3AM
In 2002, cinema has been the healthiest
of
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of
Far From Heaven after a little over an hour,..."
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Column
by
Michael Ventura
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of
Cattle
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women
broke gender norms way back during the 19th century..."
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by
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Your Silence II
Letters
at 3 AM
"...ancient taboo. At the time, Europe was a continent
of
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by
Michael Ventura
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Frank Sinatra”
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of
fman – we couldn’t help jumping on the bandwagon and..."
Dec. 29, 2015
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