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CLINE: Father's Day cakes part of Grayson couple's calling
For 50 years Jean Brownlee and her husband Buck have spearheaded a tradition of bring cakes to the Gwinnett County Correctional Institute to be eaten by the inmates on Father's Day.
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O'REILLY: Who's your daddy?
With Father's Day, there is good news and bad news. First the negative: Single mothers head up almost 9 percent of U.S. households. The good news? Fathers who care are making a huge difference in this country.
OUR VIEW: Library system needs new vision
It's no secret the business landscape is changing and changing rapidly. From the postal system to the newspaper industry, businesses are having to look at the way they operate and adapt accordingly. It's no different with the Gwinnett Public Library system, which fired director Nancy Stanbery-Kellam this week.
PARKER: Googling ourselves to death
WASHINGTON -- At a party a few years ago, a young reporter bounded over to my cluster of social nodders and, with the breathlessness of a born tweeter, chirped: "What's the new hot thing?!". Without disturbing my mascara, I replied: "Anonymity.". She looked befuddled.. I continued: "To be
CEPEDA: Rubio and Cruz -- GOP superstars
CHICAGO -- It's fascinating that two Hispanic men -- both of whom are further to the right of where most Latinos stand on immigration -- are at the epicenter of the current reform debate.. Both Cuban-Americans, Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, represent the young
HUCKABY: Private conversations a thing of the past
What this country needs is not a good 5-cent cigar, but a return to the days of the telephone booth.
YARBROUGH: State charter school commission in good hands
I have said it before, but let me repeat: I have no problem with charter schools. I did have a big problem with the ham-handed way last November's charter school referendum was rammed through by proponents.
ROBINSON: On DNA, Scalia was right
WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court's ruling last week allowing police to compel DNA samples from persons arrested for serious offenses will solve cold cases around the country, putting dangerous criminals behind bars. But the court's 5-4 ruling was wrong -- and may be more far-reaching than we can now imagine.
MCCULLOUGH: Americans should be ashamed of letting liberties be taken
It's dawn, June 6, 1944. You're a U.S. soldier bouncing across the English Channel in a Higgins boat, your stomach in your throat from seasickness and your heart about to explode in your chest.
THOMAS: Sordid foreign affairs
Ever since President Clinton "did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky," whatever remains of standards seem to have fallen even lower among people who hold offices and positions once thought to require good behavior and strong moral character.
CEPEDA: Communications breakdown
CHICAGO -- "Inclusive" and "diversity" are the buzzwords in corporate America these days. From an employer's point of view, I want my diverse workforce to, as Whole Foods has stated, have "a uniform form of communication."
CLINE: Farmers market offers slice of life
The farmers market not only offers good food, but good people watching as well.
LETTERS: Attention diverted, freedom erodes
Regarding recent revelations of massive phone and Internet monitoring by the National Security Agency -- our attention is misdirected.
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Columnists
- THOMAS: Then what in Syria? 2 comments
- CLINE: Father's Day cakes part of Grayson couple's calling 1 comment
- O'REILLY: Who's your daddy?
- PARKER: Googling ourselves to death 1 comment
- CEPEDA: Rubio and Cruz -- GOP superstars 1 comment
- HUCKABY: Private conversations a thing of the past
- YARBROUGH: State charter school commission in good hands 1 comment
- ROBINSON: On DNA, Scalia was right 8 comments
- MCCULLOUGH: Americans should be ashamed of letting liberties be taken 7 comments
- THOMAS: Sordid foreign affairs 1 comment
Letters to the Editor
- LETTERS: Attention diverted, freedom erodes 3 comments
- LETTERS: Another take on debt 16 comments
- LETTERS: Loving the printed page
- LETTERS: Robinson dumb on debt 20 comments
- LETTERS: Leaders shouldn't need code of conduct 5 comments
- LETTERS: No trusting the government 1 comment
- LETTERS: Columnist parrots White House talking points 13 comments
- LETTERS: Robinson wrong on sequestration 2 comments
- LETTERS: Sequester shows Obama is all politics 17 comments
- LETTERS: Thankful for caution light
Editorials
- OUR VIEW: Library system needs new vision 4 comments
- Temporary tattoos can have lasting effects 3 comments
- OUR VIEW: Stakes high as GGC searches for new leader
- OUR VIEW: Residents need to prepare themselves for vehicle title tax 12 comments
- OUR VIEW: Aim of pink paper to remind of need for early detection
- Bisher a legend who'll be missed
- OUR VIEW: Homework controversy needs thorough investigation, not rhetoric 8 comments
- OUR VIEW: HOT lanes hot button for road tax 10 comments
- OUR VIEW: Early detection key with breast cancer
- OUR VIEW: More to the story of Lilburn than mosque vote 2 comments
Blogs
- BUCK'S BYTES: Stepping in to wearable tech
- BUCK'S BYTES: Internet tax reform long overdue
- BUCK'S BYTES: Slow hybrid growth is better than no growth
- BUCK'S BYTES: T-Mobile gives hope to cellphone users' wallets
- BUCK'S BYTES: Even space requires fast Internet
- BUCK'S BYTES: The dodged bullet of SimCity
- BUCK'S BYTES: New Roku gives Apple some work to do
- BUCK'S BYTES: Autos slow on standardizing new tech
- BUCK'S BYTES: Why is NASA not viewed as a defense tool?
- BUCK'S BYTES: CES, just take my money
