Alaska university system in danger of bankruptcy

High costs, fewer opportunities put students and economy at risk
By: Ian Overton

Challenges

Will The Alaska Club offer fair membership options?

Humanity News News

Alaska Humanity News to become bimonthly
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Bob Lord
Core supporters of Alaska Humanity News
Seeking Co-Creators of Alaska Humanity News
Opportunity:  “Compassionate Businesses”

Editorial

Don’t blame Dan Coffey for tiny vision

Opinion

City of God
By Harry Davidson

Letters to the editor

Some overseas manufacturers are just
The smiling Eskimo is imprisoned

Greybeard's box

December 2005/ January 2006

Do we still have government of, by, and for the people?

Can someone’s dream be another’s nightmare?

Does contracting out create more whistle blowers
than civil service?

Unheard Voices

Fulfillment in traditional, religous, family life

Click on Archives: Dec 2005/Jan 2006 to see the contents of this month’s paper.

News of the real

December 2005/ January 2006

misc

Believe it or not you Can Read it!

Opinion

Saving UAA requires national protectionist policy
By Ian Overton

Restaurant review

The Great Alaskan Chip Tour
Reviewed by Crystal Hutchens

Organizations we support

Early-stage Alzheimer’s support group

Movie review

Pride and Prejudice
Reviewed by Jamey Bradbury and Diana DeFazio

Alternatives

How can we produce a city that nurtures what is best and most beautiful in human beings?___________________________
[fill this in yourself].

Wisdom

December 2005/ January 2006

Challenge

“I shall never stop practicing philosophy and exhorting you and elucidating the truth for everyone that I meet. I shall go on saying...Are you not ashamed that you give your attention to acquiring as much money as possible, and similarly with reputation and honor and give no attention to truth and understanding and the perfection of your soul?...I shall do this to everyone I meet, young or old, foreigner or fellow citizen, but especially to you, my fellow citizens.”
Plato, Apology

Wisdom

“There can be no judge of a criminal on earth until the judge knows that he, too, is a criminal, exactly the same as the one who stands before him, and that he is perhaps most guilty of all for the crime of the one standing before him....However mad that may seem, it is true. For if I myself were righteous, perhaps there would be no criminal standing before me now....And if, having received your kiss, he goes away unmoved and laughing at you, do not be tempted by that either: it means that his time has not yet come, but it will come in due course; and if it does not come, no matter: if not he, then another will know, and suffer, and judge, and accuse himself, and the truth will be made full. Believe it, believe it without doubt, for in this lies all hope and all the faith of the saints....If you are surrounded by spiteful and callous people who do not want to listen to you, fall down before them and ask their forgiveness, for the guilt is yours, too, that they do not want to listen to you. And if you cannot speak with the embittered, serve them silently and in humility, never losing hope.”
Feodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov