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TOPIC:   America Here are the articles currently on the website. C-Notes:  One hundred words or less on assorted topics. Part 1   Part 2   Part 3 Requiem From 19th-century music, some words for those who died on September 11, 2001. Fear Not Don't let terror kill you many times before your death. Seeing the Western USA The illustrated diary of a three-week car trip in 1959. We Are Monarchs We command musicians and actors.  We take what we want from great treasure houses.  It's marvelous! Threads: The War in Viet Nam Others were protesting; I observed the scene. Expunging Their Beliefs? Anti-war activists who don't want their activism on their permanent records. The Swing Discovering the story of a dramatic lynching in my father's hometown. Surely Kin to Me Rev. John Wagner of Richwood travels to Mississippi to stand up for civil rights. Homes of the 1870s Plain Italianate Victorian houses abound near my old Ohio home. Verse Is Where You Find It Others' prose about chilling out. Kevorkian and the Bible Can scripture justify suicide? The Great State of the Islands of Columbia A crackpot idea. The Case Against Children What I'm doing to save the environment. The Steady-State Theory Shouldn't life be stable and comfortable?  No, we must always be growing. Grandmother's Receet When laundry day began with building a fire in the back yard. To a Staple A little parable. MoTabs, Other Utahns Welcome Oly Guests Miscellany from Salt Lake 2002. Dear Sir: You No Longer Exist My father gets an official notice of his death. Modern Times Multiple activities overtake the simple life. What Speed Limit? Americans no longer respect the law. Ringo and Rodstein Remembering the Beatles and a memorable announcer. Dog Thoughts A golden retriever defends capitalism. The Pledge Question Should we force our children to take a daily loyalty oath that proclaims our nation is under God? Halftime for Richwood High A freshman manager's brief report on what football players do while the bands perform. Baseball's Planetary Realignment Reshuffling the majors gives small-market teams a chance in the new Saturn League. Fleeing the Storm A "quiet" week on Lake Pontchartrain. other Sports articles    Dizzy Dean and the Goose-Eggs    Hot Rods    The Marching Band Refused to Yield    What I Did at the Olympics