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  • Indiana student trapped in gated cave for 60 hours

    09/23/2017 2:31:18 PM PDT · by red flanker · 48 replies
    Dailymail UK ^ | September 22, 2017 | Associated Press
    A 19-year-old man who spent 60 hours locked alone inside a gated southern Indiana cave says he feels lucky to be alive. Indiana University freshman Lukas Cavar was on a spelunking trip to Sullivan Cave when he became separated Sunday afternoon from 12 other members of the university's Caving Club. Cavar is an enthusiast of spelunking, the exploration of caves as a hobby. When he eventually reached the cave entrance, Cavar found club members had padlocked its gate, unaware that he remained inside.
  • The ‘secret weapon’ behind Star Wars

    12/21/2015 2:09:24 PM PST · by Flick Lives · 8 replies
    News.com.au ^ | Dec 17, 2015 | Frank Chung
    GEORGE Lucas may have been the brains behind Star Wars, but it was his ex-wife Marcia Lucas who gave the film its heart. Today, she has largely been erased from the history books. Marcia, who won the 1977 Academy Award for Film Editing along with Richard Chew and Paul Hirsch for her work on Star Wars, was instrumental in shaping the film's iconic moments that would propel it to the status of cultural phenomenon. In his 2008 book,The Secret History of Star Wars, journalist Michael Kaminski dedicates an entire chapter to Marcia Lucas, nee Griffin, who was once described by...
  • Sen. Lucas: Racism alive and well in Virginia

    07/24/2012 3:55:49 PM PDT · by ConservativeInPA · 24 replies
    The Virginian Pilot ^ | July 24, 2012 | Julian Walker
    Racism is alive and well in Virginia and is subtly manifested in Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's outreach to voters, a local legislator and key Obama surrogate said in a recent interview. Those comments made Friday by Portsmouth Democratic Sen. Louise Lucas during a local radio interview on behalf of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign have taken on a life of their own, particularly in conservative media.
  • Politically Correct Feminism

    07/25/2007 11:28:37 AM PDT · by Kaput · 3 replies · 616+ views
    campusreportonline.net ^ | July 23, 2007 | Mary Kapp
    Politically Incorrect Feminism by: Mary Kapp, July 23, 2007 Even the most freewheeling women’s studies programs will not acknowledge the innate differences between men and women. “Larry Summers once asked why there are fewer women in the upper echelons of science than men,” Carrie Lukas, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Feminism, pointed out. “He is no longer the president of Harvard.” Introduced by family values heroine Phyllis Schlafly, Lukas spoke at the Eagle Forum annual Washington, D. C. meeting about her literary creation to an audience of conservative collegians. “Why is it that we are glad to hear...
  • Equal Pay Day: Feminists Bemoan the 'Wage Gap'

    04/26/2006 7:07:25 AM PDT · by ReleaseTheHounds · 15 replies · 692+ views
    Human Events Online ^ | April 25, 2006 | Ivy J. Sellers
    For the feminists of the world, today is Equal Pay Day -- a day to stand up and decry publicly the supposed "wage gap" between men and women in the workplace. Equal Pay Day falls on April 25 this year and is said to be the day women catch up to men in pay for the previous year. It's pretty much another day for feminists to bemoan the "victimization" of the female population. They spout off repeatedly the statistic from the Department of Labor that says the average working woman receives $0.77 for every dollar earned by working men. Don’t...
  • An Old Dog No Longer Barks .."Attack of the Clones" get an hilarious trashing.

    05/16/2002 1:54:43 AM PDT · by remaininlight · 33 replies · 460+ views
    newsgroups | may 2002 | Rex Reed
      An Old Dog No Longer Barks by Rex Reed Hold on to your No-Doz: Another Star Wars is here. Episode II-Attack of the Clones is as exciting as a rancid Yoo-Hoo. These horrors don't go away; they just keep coming back, like penicillin-resistant viruses. This $120 million installment (cheap by series standards) looks and sounds like the four that came before, except that it's noisier and stupider than the last-and twice as boring. From his secluded Skywalker Ranch in the California redwoods, George Lucas has built a billion-dollar empire putting comic books on film. Grown-ups with the arrested development...