[Futurework] use of word terror

'Terrorism'? Who's to say?: Informed sourcesNational Post July 19, 2005What follows is a memo distributed to CBC staff describing the CBC policy on use of the word 'terrorism.' 'Terrorist' and 'terrorism': Exercise extreme caution before using either word. Avoid labelling any specific

RE: [Futurework] use of word terror

Hi, Arthur, This is a quite remarkable memo. Is it clear that it is authentic? Cheers, Lawry From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cordell, Arthur: ECOM Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 10:12 AM To: FUTUREWORK (E-mail) Subject: [Futurework] use of

Re: [Futurework] use of word terror

Committees have a hard time finding a definition of terrorism that doesN'T include state terrorism. Indeed there's hardly a difference (even who did it isn't a reliable difference in Reichstag fire events). Chris ___From Funk Wagnall's Standard Dictionary___

[Futurework] Nature Therapy: a new cure for ADHD?

Nature Deficit By Richard Louv, Orion Magazine, July/August 2005 Asanyparentorteacherprobablyknows, the number of children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has skyrocketedby 33 percent from 1997 to 2002. Prescriptions of stimulant medications such as

[Futurework] Is free speech compromised in the name of global profits?

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