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Saturday, February 28, 2004
Peer News: "In a series of recent decisions, the National Park Service has approved the display of religious symbols and Bible verses, as well as the sale of creationist books giving a biblical explanation for the Grand Canyon and other natural wonders. "These moves all emanate from top Park Service political appointees over the objections of park superintendents, agency lawyers and scientists. A number of fundamentalist Christian and socially conservative groups are claiming credit for these actions and touting their new direct and personal access to Bush Administration officials."
posted at 9:50 PM
Friday, February 27, 2004
New York Daily News - Home - Rush & Molloy: Mel's 'Passion'-ate defense gives offense: "Gibson also lays his lash on New York Times columnist Frank Rich. Responding to remarks about the Holocaust made in The Times by Gibson's father, Hutton Gibson, Rich accused the actor's camp of using 'PR spin to defend a Holocaust denier.' Mel Gibson says of Rich, 'I want to kill him. I want his intestines on a stick. ... I want to kill his dog.' (Rich told us, through a Times spokeswoman, 'I don't have a dog.')"
posted at 9:24 PM
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