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Letters at 3AM: As Time Goes By
“I’m not quitting. I’m turning,” says Michael Ventura in his final column
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Letters at 3am: The World That Calls Itself “the World”
We’re capable of so much – and look what we’ve settled for
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Letters at 3am: The Future Dot-Dot-Dot
Ellipses express exactly my sense of the future
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Letters at 3AM: A Long Goodbye
In the first of four parting columns, Michael Ventura announces his decision to end his biweekly column
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Letters at 3am: Joe Ely’s Reverb: An Odyssey
The road goes on forever, and there’s never a destination
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Letters At 3AM: Karen Holden’s This Music
This Music, Karen Holden’s new poetry collection, expresses the connection between the self and the world
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Letters at 3AM: Connectivity/Vulnerability: Part 2
The boundaries of everything are wavering and disappearing
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Letters at 3AM: Vulnerability/Connectivity, Part 1
As a species, we have a desire to connect electronically, but not ideologically
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Letters at 3AM: So Big Deal, Hemingway
Will Huck Finn be a valuable and immortal American archetype in the future?
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Letters at 3AM: That Word ‘Oligarchy’
Oligarchy is upon us, claw and beak, and has been for some time
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Letters at 3am: Oligarchy Blues
Without fair elections and a viable legislative process at federal and state levels, the republic no longer exists
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Letters at 3AM: Snyder ‘R’ Us
Despite the illusion of autonomy, we have been colonized by the Oligarchy