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An Earful
Published: April 10, 2008
“And nothing will change.”
Barack Obama, in a historic speech March 18, challenging Americans to put aside their long racial divide, while noting what will happen if they do not.
“It’s all about actions, it’s not about words.”
UC Irvine men’s volleyball Coach John Speraw, addressing his team as they prepared for the final part of their season.
CLICK HERE TO SEE AN INTERVIEW WITH THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL JOHN SPERAW
“This is an incredibly dark day for Hawaii…Unfortunately, unfair competition has succeeded in driving us out of business, bringing an end to a 61-year-old company with a proud legacy of serving millions of travelers in the true spirit of Aloha.”
David A. Banmiller, Aloha Airlines president and CEO, announcing the end of passenger operations, effective this week. John Wayne Airport served as the airline’s hub.
“Are you in a red state or a blue state? Around here, that tells people whether you’re an Angels fan or bleed Dodger blue.”
Los Angeles Times columnist Dana Parsons, whose March 29 column outlines the welcome distraction of baseball from politics.
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“And nothing will change.” Barack Obama, in a historic speech March 18, challenging Americans to put aside their long racial divide, while noting what will happen if they do not. “It’s all about actions, it’s not about words.” UC Irvine men’s volleyball Coach John Speraw, addressing his team as they prepared for the final part of their season. CLICK HERE TO SEE AN INTERVIEW WITH THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL JOHN SPERAW “This is an incredibly dark day for Hawaii…Unfortunately, unfair competition has succeeded in driving us out of business, bringing an end to a 61-year-old company with a proud legacy of serving millions of travelers in the true spirit of Aloha.” David A. Banmiller, Aloha Airlines president and CEO, announcing the end of passenger operations, effective this week. John Wayne Airport served as the airline’s hub. “Are you in a red state or a blue state? Around here, that tells people whether you’re an Angels fan or bleed Dodger blue.” Los Angeles Times columnist Dana Parsons, whose March 29 column outlines the welcome distraction of baseball from politics. |
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