Insanity Rules

Loyalty to convictions

Loyalty to convictions should not prevent us from being open-minded
Dale Turner, Seattle Times columnist: June 12, 2004

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Education Instead of Legislation

This is my observation of the major fundamental differences between
the Republicans and Democrats
By Chuck Jackson

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Don’t close the door on constructive debate

John Leo: June 15, 2004

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No one living today is perfect

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The trail of tragedy that led Rachel Burkheimer to her grave

Friday, December 27, 2002
By JENNIFER LANGSTON: SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER

MARYSVILLE -- After Rachel Burkheimer lost one of her closest friends in a car accident last year, she plastered her Subaru's dashboard with his pictures.
She framed others in her bedroom and hung Cory Haynes' obituary on a wall. The teenager struck up a friendship with his mother, and they grieved together.

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Dads matter

In a town 40 miles north of Seattle in late 2002 a group of young men (mostly white wanna-be gang-bangers) beat an 18 year-old girl: The trail of tragedy that led Rachel Burkheimer to her grave.