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Ball point pen on todays newsprint President Obama has nominated Elena Kagan to fill the vacancy on the U.S Supreme Court created by retiring Justice John Paul Stevens. A native New Yorker, Kagan earned her undergraduate degree from Princeton University, summa cum laude, a Master of Philosophy degree from Oxford University and a Juris Doctorate, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School. She served as judicial clerk for U.S. Supreme Court. Justice Thurgood Marshall and as Associate White House Counsel to President Clinton. She was the first woman dean of Harvard Law School and the first woman Solicitor General of the U.S. ...

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Ball point pen on todays newsprint Alaska voters embraced the Yin and Yang of Walter J. Hickel by twice electing him Governor. An advocate for big oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and an ardent environmentalist, a member of the Nixon administration and against it's handling of the Vietnam war, a member of the party of Lincoln and a secessionist. He died Friday of natural causes. He was 90 years old. interesting obit in todays times ...

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Ball point pen on todays newsprint The Athletic Director at Rutgers University offered to fly Mike Rice to New Jersey in order to introduce him as the new coach of the Rutgers basketball team. He declined the offer and opted to load up the family car and drive with his wife, kids and dog the six and a half hours from western Pennsylvania. ...

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Ball point pen on todays newsprint Todays papers are filled with news signaling the end of an era. First the announced retirement of representative David Obey and then this piece about the 77 year old Newsweek Magazine going on the block. With subscriptions down and advertisers going to the internet the Washington Post Co. is putting the weekly up for sale. ...

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Ball point pen on todays newsprint The Greek Finance Minister Giorgos Papakonstantinou announced that Greece has reached an agreement on the European Union's rescue package. The package gives Greece a few years to restructure it's economy and reign in public spending. Few are optimistic. ...

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