Recently added articles from Boise Weekly:
DO ACTUAL, PHYSICAL NEWSPAPERS HAVE A PLACE IN THE FUTURE?
Oct 21, 2009; ... Last week, the journalism club of Riverstone International School spent an hour at BWHQ and a similar question from one of the students prompted an interesting debate among staffers as the student authence looked on. One staffer gave the physical paper about a decade before extinction. Another ...
MY PEACE PRIZE
Oct 21, 2009; ... Will not be found on this page I am obliged to tell you before you get too involved here that what you are now reading is not this week's real column. If I am to trust what the techno-elves down at Boise Weekly Central tell me, my real column is somewhere on the BW Web site, and if you ...
TOO ILLEGIT TO QUIT
Oct 21, 2009; ... We Can't Make Afghans Accept Karzai Now LOS ANGELES - Eight years. We've been in Afghanistan longer than any other war in American history. The party of the president who invaded Afghanistan has been repudiated at the polls. Yet we still haven't altered the flawed strategy that allowed ...
FUNDRAISING FOR NOW AND FOR LATER
Oct 21, 2009; ... It is still a week or two shy of the Nov. 3 election, but some of you have already voted for your Boise City Council candidate of choice. Deputy City Clerk Wendy BurrowsJohnson tells citydesk that her office had received about 700 to 800 absentee ballot requests as of Oct. 19, and that early ...
FAR FROM THE TREE
Oct 21, 2009; ... Idaho donations couldn't support local ACORN work When ACORN came to Idaho in 2007, its first act was bringing a traffic engineer to Latah and Nez Perce streets and getting the city to turn the intersection into a four-way stop. ACORN, as the nonprofit Association of Community ...