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 Rex Tugwell: Planning and Action for Rural Reconstruction by Rene Wadlow
10 July 2021
As world-wide climate change has made the issues of land use, water, desertification, and land reform vital issues, it is useful to recall the contributions of Rexford Tugwell whose birth anniversary we mark on 10 July. (Add a comment) |  City Of Angels by Nikos Laios
10 July 2021
The Hummer limousines
Cruised down the boulevard
Filled with the sounds of music,
Laughter and clinking glasses
And the smiling faces of
Graduates celebrating
Their prom night. (Add a comment) |  The US Appeals the Assange Ruling by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
10 July 2021
It took over half a year, but the US government's case against Julian Assange continues its draining grind. Even the Biden administration, which claims to tolerate a free press and truthful dialogue with the fourth estate... (Add a comment) |  AntySaurus Prick 21#12 by Thanos Kalamidas
10 July 2021
Dino is a vegetarian virgin dinosaur and his best friend is Anty, a carnivorous nymphomaniac ant. They call themselves the AntySaurus Prick and they are still here waiting for the comet to come! (Add a comment) |  Emma Goldman by The Ovi Team
10 July 2021
July 10th 1917; Emma Goldman imprisoned for obstructing draft. Emma Goldman, the daughter of Jewish parents, was born in Kovno, Russia on 27th June, 1869. Goldman immigrated... (1 comment) |  Muhyiddin's New Tool to Shore up Power: University Boards by Murray Hunter
09 July 2021
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin's continuing effort to stay in power has resulted in the appointment of 35-odd politicians and ex-politicians to the boards of directors of the country's 20 public universities, a position that... (Add a comment) |  Set in stone by Bohdan Yuri
09 July 2021
Never can be told
a story set in stone,
for what the message was
may not be at all. (Add a comment) |  Thordarson's Fabrications: Another Hole in the Julian Assange Prosecution by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
09 July 2021
The tyrannical, brutal cynicism of keeping Julian Assange in Belmarsh prison remains one of the more inglorious marks of the British legal system and, it should be said, its sponsors and colluders. (Add a comment) |  Ephemera 21#07 by Thanos Kalamidas
09 July 2021
Ephemera: a word with ancient Greek roots meaning 'something that is produced or created that is never meant to last or be remembered'. (Add a comment) |  Dr Daniel Hale Williams by The Ovi Team
09 July 2021
July 9th 1893; Dr Daniel Hale Williams performs 1st successful open heart surgery without anaesthesia. Dr. Daniel Hale Williams (1856-1931) the founder of Provident Hospital... (1 comment) |  Secrecy and Calamity in Australia's Vaccine Rollout by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
08 July 2021
With a lamentable, even disgraceful vaccination rate, confusion over how best to deal with the AstraZeneca supply, vague promises about the arrival of other COVID-19 vaccines, and a degree of complacency, half of Australia found... (Add a comment) |  Trapped in the Net, Wanting to Breach by George Cassidy Payne
08 July 2021
Built to withstand
pressure that
would crush a
Volkswagen, (Add a comment) |  Exploitation is daily business: EU Social Democrats demand fair working conditions for harvest workers by Ovi Magazine Guest
08 July 2021
An income of 6 euros per hour, a work week of seven days with more than 60 hours per week - these are the miserable working conditions of seasonal workers in Europe. The Social Democratic fraction in... (Add a comment) |  Tang & Ram 21#11 by Thanos Kalamidas
08 July 2021
Putting pieces together never helped Ram's brutal sarcasm to Tang. (Add a comment) | | newer 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 older |
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