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We don't agree with all of it, but The Sunday Times ran a bold yet reasonably sane call for Catholic Church action in the coming years. Link [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2088-1552217_1,00.html]. Excerpts: > The task of doing God's will

While walking through the public library's IRS Tax Information Resources Center yesterday, Eric Scheske noticed that the IRS now provides taxpayers with free bookmarks. They contain happy faces and information about the IRS. Criminy, who'd want that as a bookmark? Opening a book is a relaxing

The Masters is here, and that means one thing: No Martha Burke. We'd forgotten about what may have been the last whimper of militant feminism two years ago this month, but the New York Times reminded us. LINK [http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/06/sports/golf/06masters.

Why should they move? They don't trust the establishment and they have nothing better to do: "Seven weeks before release of the new 'Star Wars' flick, fanatics started lining up outside the famous Grauman's Chinese Theater this past weekend. But there's

Al Gore on Monday unveiled his new television network, "Current," which aims to attract younger viewers with short videos and a tie-in with the popular Google Inc. search engine. It's geared to 18-34 year olds and is going to have a serious theme: "empower- ing

It's bad enough that they restrict the right to see naked dancers, but the ordinance then coerces people into acting like artists. More fascism and oppression. Link [http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050405/D899F0DG0.html]. Excerpt: "Art night at Erotic City apparently wasn't artistic enough.

We earlier linked to an review in Slate of Kazuo Ishiguoro's new novel, Never Let Me Go. The Atlantic this month also praises it, saying "modern desperation regarding death, combined with technological advances and the natural human capacity for self-serving fictions and evasions . . . could easily give rise

All right, we've come to a momentous decision: we're going to allow comments, starting now. As we mentioned on Saturday, traffic isn't a problem, but we are concerned with the twin problems of nuts and cranks. After much deliberation and beer, we've

Welcome to The Daily Eudemon., formerly The Wednesday Eudemon. We're still working out some kinks, but this is our new format. We hope you like it. We'll resume our regular posting Thursday morning.

Girls Gone Wild II All right, we're posting this, but we're not convinced that it's real. Procedurally, it has all the signs of authenticity, but its substance is ridiculous. It's a supposed press release from Women's Church-Convergence. The funnier parts