FEATURES Deconstructing Pogo: What Happens When the Media Take Sides
by Ross Coen, Fairbanks MediaWatch The News-Miner failed to ask two basic questions about the Pogo mine flap that could have helped its readers make an informed decision about the issue.
Duty
an essay Dave Hyland won't be reading, by Carla Helfferich A soldier doesn't want to hear that he's been sent to dubious battle, and he's right not to. But it is the duty of civilians to protect their military, and to ask the questions career soldiers in the field must not ask.
FAHA Tier III Mites Win State Championship
by Jim Lewandoski Local hockey champs brought home a trophy bigger than they are!
Iraqis Uniting Against the Occupiers
by Dahr Jamail Why it is that some Iraqis feel so angry toward the United States: "The Americans are lying too much."
La Belle Botanical
story and photos by Terry Glendinning A good botanical image must be anatomically correct but with an artistic sensibility. Deb Porter paints portraits of flowers, evoking Georgia O'Keefe and Pierre-Joseph Redoubt.
March for Women's Lives,Washington DC
by Morgan Benowitz-Fredericks One Esteroid's experience in the Washington Mall demonstration--shared with 800,000 other people!
A Sustainable Alaska: Could We Do It?
by Richard D. Seifert Energy sustainablility in Alaska is feasible: wind energy is just the start.
They Can't Take a Joke, and No Wonder
by Ross Coen, Fairbanks MediaWatch Glenner got yanked from the air for his April Fool's joke about dihydrogen oxide, illustrating something seriously skewed in the public's and the station's sense of humor (or lack thereof).
Wearable Art Fashion Show
story by Kate Billington, photos by Tara Mcginnis Photos of some outfits you won't ever see in the Fairbanks daily—costumes from Theatre UAF's productions, including Lysistrata.
When a Diver Meets a Diver Rifling though the Refuse...
by Jeffrey A. Rogers A Dumpster Diver's Code of Ethics.
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