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[Blogs.kansas.com] WE Blog: November 2005:  Abrams told The Eagle editorial board Tuesday that he was referring to the Blue Valley school district in Johnson County, where some parents protested some of the books in high school English classes. Abrams could only remember one of the disputed books, “Beloved” by Toni Morrison (though the challenged books also include “Black Boy” by Richard Wright and “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” by Ken Kesey).

 [Billtotten.blogspot.com] Bill Totten's Weblog: November 2005: This year, my allotment also yielded a basket of fantastically tasty peas, three varieties of carrot, fresh cherry tomatoes (red and gold), garlic, strawberries, raspberries, several different types of lettuce, runner beans, French beans, broad beans, red onions, brown onions, yellow courgettes, green courgettes, beetroot (white and red) potatoes (three varieties, including my favourite, the weird-looking knobbly Pink Fir Apple) and pumpkin.

 [Brothersjudd.com] BrothersJudd Blog: September 2005 Archives: Scientific American editor and columnist Steve Mirsky attended the symposium and wrote about it for the upcoming August issue. On May 15, Mirsky, Brazilian journalist Claudio Angelo and Angelo's colleague Marcelo Leite visited Mayr at his apartment in Bedford, Mass.

[Msl1.mit.edu] Furdlog » 2003 » September: […] However, Speck lashed out at three Australian universities–Sydney University, Melbourne University and the University of Tasmania–currently involved in legal action over the music industry’s attempts to gain access to records of network usage. The legal action may lead to charges of copyright breaches against staff or students at those institutions.

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