June 20, 2000
Tiger Woods' pursuit of history
When Tiger Woods first burst on the scene, he was credited with making golf attractive to millions of people who historically had been excluded from the game. Young, athletic, charismatic, a walking melting pot of ethnicities, Woods transformed the image of a pastime previously associated with rich old men at country clubs. Inspired by Woods, everyone -- young, old, black, white, rich, poor, male, female -- seemed to be taking up golf.
Estate tax is unethical and should be killed
Your one-sided assault on the movement in Congress to repeal the inheritance tax is yet another example of media elites telling the masses that government has a more rightful claim on their income than those who did the actual work to earn that income.
Price of justice
The cost of the death penalty -- the price tag on a capital sentence and possibly taking an innocent life -- may be reason to consider life sentences.
Blumner
