Wednesday, March 30, 2005

Allen Johnson vs. Fantasia. "It's high time we stopped rationalizing and/or glamorizing single parenthood as a preferred state." 12:42:54 PM    comment []

With the Tar Heels in the championship hunt, Eric Muller [correction: guest-blogger Sally Greene, not Eric] reports that Chapel Hill is "Bracing For Victory." No blue paint for you. 12:25:24 PM    comment []

It is fascinating that for all the talk of the "liberal media," one of the most prominent conservative papers has such unusual ownership. 12:19:03 PM    comment []

Doctor in Schiavo asks cable host Joe Scarborough: "How could you possibly be so stupid?" (via Atrios) 12:08:07 PM    comment []

Who knew? It's against the law for unmarried, unrelated persons of the opposite sex to live together in North Carolina. A woman who lost her job because she lives with her boyfriend is suing to overturn the ancient statute. 11:51:26 AM    comment []

Some people really don't like Coach K, and so they write things like Year of the Rat. I think he did a good job this year, but perspective is in order: "He had taken this ragamuffin band of six high school All-Americans, three returning starters, the ACC player of the year and the ACC defensive player of the year, and won the ACC Tournament by beating the #11 seed, the #6 seed, and the #5 seed." The real question about those ads he does -- especially the American Express commercial -- is whether they give Duke a recruiting edge. Should any coach be allowed to do such ads? 11:44:34 AM    comment []

Charlotte101 is up and running. 11:36:41 AM    comment []