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Darn that Cadillac commercial.-
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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Zais for Superintendent of Education
Elizabeth Moffly, candidate in the GOP primary run-off for State Superintendent of Education, has attended college, but in all of her 49 years, she apparently could never find the time to complete a degree. When we first heard this, we … Continue reading
Berkeley Co. Endorsements: Retire Henry Brown, Send a National Message
In the June 8 primary for Berkeley County Supervisor, the Charleston Reader “reluctantly, half-heartedly” endorsed Hanahan mayor Minnie Blackwell for the job. We should have been more emphatic in our support for Blackwell, because it was the only GOP race … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged berkeley county, Blackwell, Brown, coroner, Davis, Salisbury, Shuler, supervisor
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Long-Term Win, Short-Term Slaughter
ABC News reports that the US Supreme Court has just invalidated over 500 rulings made by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), because the decisions were made by just two board members instead of the congressionally mandated quorum of three. … Continue reading
Updated: Tell Us Who to Vote For
The Charleston Reader is currently preparing its endorsements for the June 22 primary run-off. Before we make our final commitments, we offer our readers the opportunity to weigh in on our impending decision–to beg us not to go the way … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged attorney general, berkeley county, coroner, endorsement, governor, lt. governor, superintendent of educartion, supervisor, US Congress
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“I Enjoy Being a…Racist?”
This is a test. Treat it seriously. To begin the test, click PLAY on the below video. For the duration of the clip, monitor your level of enjoyment as Nancy Kwan performs her famous towel dance in front of the … Continue reading
Posted in Rule 5, Things We Did
Tagged bigotry, black holes, Flower Drum Song, hoops&yoyo, I Enjoy Being a Girl, kicking a**, NAACP, Nancy Kwan, PC amuk, racism, review
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Last Chance for Cinderella
The Carlo Colla and Sons Marionette Company of Milan, Italy, has been performing to full houses this Spoleto season at the Emmett Robinson Theatre on the campus of the College of Charleston. Puppetry has been the family business for the … Continue reading
Posted in Things We Did
Tagged Cinderella, fairy tales, musical theater, puppetry, review, Spoleto
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Politico Falls for Phony Stats
As we write, the loser of the South Carolina Democratic primary for US Senate, Vic Rawl, supposedly has a team of volunteer academic experts conducting analysis on the votes that led to his unexpected defeat. His spokesman tells Politico that … Continue reading
Alvin Greene: 2010′s Gladys Glover?
The 1954 movie It Should Happen to You featured mouse-voiced Judy Holliday as Gladys Glover, a blonde (read dumb) girdle model who’d been fired because her hips were 3/4 of an inch too big. She meets Pete Sheppard (played by … Continue reading
Posted in Life Imitates Art, Politics
Tagged Alvin Greene, Gladys Glover, SC Democrats, US Senate
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