Drugs and gov’t. employees

The use of fatal drugs must have re-invaded these islands in recent years when we thought it has subsided. It isn't surprising that some employees of the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation have tested positive for drugs. Perhaps this problem isn't limited to CUC, but may be...
Posted On Feb 07 2001 00:00
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Tid Bits from Paradise

The trade winds has picked up some strange mix of hot and cold air. It was breezy earlier in the day, then there's dead calm late in the afternoon. In the quiet corner of my mind lurks queries I can't answer, specifically: Is the CNMI on its final trip into the abyss of a...
Posted On Feb 07 2001 00:00
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A return to the primitive

In the beginning, during the agricultural age, before the industrial revolution, before the European Renaissance, before the "age of reason and enlightenment," before the scientific revolution and tradition, before the dawn of the global economy and the information age, man was a...
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Japan and the jellyfish

Japan isn't out of the economic woods yet. Which means, of course, that the Commonwealth isn't either.
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