Editorial:
Down With Bombs: A Fine Night for a Bombing
By
Catherine Clyne
She
Started on a Track—And Finished on a Plate!
By Susan Wagner
The crowds of people who attend
horse races probably have no idea what the beautiful and well-trained
horses competing go through in order to compete, and where most of them
end up.
Until
There's No Fight Left
By Vanessa Alford
Through no fault of their own,
pit bulls have a bad reputation. For decades, they have been bred for
fighting, trained to be aggressive and attack relentlessly, and rewarded
for killing.
Can
"Canned Hunts" Survive?
By
Peter Muller
Canned hunting is different from regular
hunting in a number of ways... the "preserve" is fenced so that
the "target animals" have little chance of avoiding or fleeing
from hunters... Hunting methods and weapon regulations do not apply
on
these privately owned lands.
Monsters
of the Road
By Philip Goff
One of the reasons people
say they need large pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles is because
they feel safer. Yet while these vehicles may marginally enhance the safety
of their privileged drivers, they put most other road users at much greater
risk. |
