At The Gates News

 
Storming the Gates of the National Security State: The Untold Story of the ...
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Attorney Daniel P. Sheehan will present a four part lecture and discussion series presented as part of a UC Santa Cruz course, Cowell 126: Eight Cases that Changed the United States. While chief counsel at the non-profit Christic Institute, ...

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Wall Street Journal
Shareholders at the Gates
Wall Street Journal
It's called letting the barbarians in the gates. Shareholders are the owners of a company, and at most companies they get voting rights. They're perfectly entitled to use those to express displeasure with board members or the management when the annual ...


 
Five Cardinals Up at the Quarter Mark: A Fan's Thoughts
Yahoo! Sports
Matt Holliday, OF - Holliday did not get out of the gates particularly quickly in 2012. As of the end of April Holliday was hitting .215. But he's picked things up considerably in May, hitting .324 with 16 runs driven in. His 30 RBIs and nine home runs ...

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College in reach
The Register-Guard
By Diane Dietz A University of Oregon summer college prep program for underprivileged middle schoolers ally-ooped a Springfield teenager into the loving arms of Bill and Melinda Gates — who will pay for her college education from freshman year to ...

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Barriers, signs to be installed along pedestrian trail in Dolgeville
Little Falls Evening Times
The wooden gates blocking the entrance to the bicycle and pedestrian trail on Spencer Street in the village of Dolgeville were damaged beyond repair on April 21. Speaking during Monday night's meeting of the board of trustees, Dolgeville Police Chief ...


 
Libya's path ahead is unclear as elections loom
Washington Post
TRIPOLI If you didn't know what lay behind the gates of the vast structure in Janzour, just outside the Libyan capital, you'd probably assume it was the Libyan Naval Academy. That, after all, is what it used to be. But drive past the empty main ...


 
Sydney Morning Herald
Alert, but not alarmed: enemy not at the gates
Sydney Morning Herald
Australia needs to reassess its old fears of invasion and defend accordingly. FOR the past two centuries we have been consumed by recurring fears of invasion, although none have come close to eventuating. New fears are now coming to the fore, ...

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