It doesn’t matter if you’re on the slopes, at the beach or hibernating in front of a fire — chances are at some point you’ll be searching the aisles of the local drugstore looking for relief from dry lips. (more…)
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Finding Relief for Chapped Lips
Friday, May 18th, 2012Taco Salad
Thursday, March 18th, 2010The name says it all–are you curious??
1 can chili beans
1 can peas
1 tomato, chopped
2 small cans black olives, chopped
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Sisters’ Story
Tuesday, January 12th, 2010It all started when my little sister had just come home from the hospital. It was a 90-degree day in September. My mom was giving my sister a bath. (Her first one of course.) Her friend, Rhonda, was coming over to see Cayli, my baby sister. (more…)
Grab Your Readers by the Hand and Take them for a Ride
Monday, December 21st, 2009When I write something, my hope is that it can move someone to either action or instill a deeper understanding of a social issue. I believe this is the case with many authors. The very thing that drives us to pick up a pen is what also moves our readers. Many of us writers read the newspaper or watch the news for ideas, drawing inspiration from the media. (more…)
On Campus. Post #2
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009David Wienir
Co-editor of The Diversity Hoax and law student, U.C. Berkeley
Our law school class was the first to realize the effects of Proposition 209, which says that race should not be taken into account when making decisions in public universities. The unfortunate result was that only 18 African Americans were accepted to what was once one of the most ethnically diverse law schools in the country. Of those 18 who were accepted, none chose to attend.
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On Campus. Post #1
Monday, October 19th, 2009In July, the IWF presented a panel on Capitol Hill to a packed crowd of congressional summer interns to discuss a new book, The Diversity Hoax, edited by Marc Berley and David Wienir, past and present law students at the University of California at Berkeley. It is a collection of essays by students describing their frustrating encounters with diversity prejudice on campus. Several groups joined us in organizing this event: the Foundation for Academic Standards and Tradition (FAST), the Center for New Black Leadership, the Center for Equal Opportunity, and the Federalist Society.
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