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EDITORIAL: a surveillance society emerges
Life in the United
States has drastically changed since Judge Brandeis rendered this
opinion in the late 1920's. All citizens and non-citizens alike have
become the targets of greater and
more sophisticated methods of surveillance and data gathering
tools... America in
2004, has become a place that no longer respects privacy, and instead is
becoming a police state.
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Posted September 5, 2004
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EDITORIAL; unanswered
questions
The
deterioration of the Krueger-Scott Mansion, a Newark historic
landmark, developed mainly as a result of many poor
decisions made by city bureaucrats and politicians. After researching the current state of affairs
of this building, we were left in the end, with many
unanswered questions...
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Posted September 13,
2004
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