SOWELL: How racial quotas ruined a fine black lawyer
Bell even said that he took it as his mission to say things to annoy white people.
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KETZENBERGER: Lessons learned from the Super Bowl stage
We’re blowing the socks off some guy from Philly before Madonna strikes her first pose.
EARLY: Reliably conservative Burton has served well
I have admired Burton because he has always done the little things.
KINGSOLVER: Lugar, Mourdock degrade the race, themselves
I do not feel so confident in casting my vote in the Republican senate primary.
KANE: Disappointment with both Lugar, Mourdock
When it comes to this race, I could not be more confused.
WOUDENBERG: No one is entitled to specialty license plates
As much we don’t like to admit it, our Legislature is allowed to pick sides.
VAUGHN: Lengthy laundry list awaits White’s successor
Lawson has more than just the image problem to work on.
BOEHM: Courts free to ‘call ’em like they see ’em’
Indiana’s appellate courts are the envy of most of our surrounding states.
DAVIS: Rallying more women to the political process
For all the uncertainty of politics we know one thing: When women vote, women win.
WINSTON: Why women will swing hard to Democrats
Would your business consistently do things to alienate 54 percent of its customers?
SHELLA: No truce at the Statehouse over social issues
Long knows that, in order to keep his leadership post, he has to give in to a number of conservative demands.
GREGG: Hoosiers need more learning, led by early childhood education
That’s why any second we aren’t talking about creating jobs and transforming education is a second wasted.
BONEHAM: Spur entrepreneurship by helping startups launch in just one day
Providing pathways and assistance to these startups as they navigate the bureaucracy and regulatory agencies, as well as keeping regulatory barriers low for small business, will aid our small-business climate.
FRIEDMAN: Obama leaves no doubt on his Israel doctrine
No one should want domestic electoral politics mixed up with the Iran decision.
FARGO: Internet resurrects old free-speech questions
Anonymous speech has a long history in the United States.
STYRING: Why health insurance has gotten out of hand
Today’s health insurance isn’t even insurance in any sense of the word.
RIVERA: Indianapolis can become an education mecca
The critical element missing is an unparalleled market of educational opportunities. We can fix this.
TAFT: A golden chance to mainstream urban living
The massive momentum of suburban growth seemed unstoppable until the housing bubble’s spectacular implosion.
SWAYZE: Republicans will add head count in November
Right-to-work won’t move the needle as much as once thought because of the fizzle on the Dem side.