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Guma: Compelling Vermont To Revisit The Death Penalty
Znet Article, June, 10 2005
Greg Guma
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BURLINGTON, VT – Without a vote, a hearing, or even a dog and pony show, Vermont has been pulled back into deciding between life and death for a criminal defendant. Jury selection is underway in the murder trial of Donald Fell, who is accu...
Guma: Dave Dellinger: Being the Change
Zmag Article, August, 01 2004
Greg Guma
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O n May 25, 2004, at 88, Dave Dellinger departed this world among family and close friends in Central Vermont from pneumonia-induced heart failure. He had been living in Vermont for almost 25 y...
Guma: Dave Dellinger: The Life of a Nonviolent Warrior
Znet Article, May, 26 2004
Greg Guma
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Dave Dellinger’s journey began in Wakefield, Massachussetts, a suburb of Boston. His dad was a well-connected Republican lawyer and a friend of the state’s gove...
Guma: Dirty Tricks in Haiti
Znet Article, March, 01 2004
Greg Guma
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The first time US intervened in Haiti, not many people even noticed. Few journalists were on hand in 1915, and most newspapers were ready to accept the official version. According to President Woodrow Wilson, establishing a protectorate wa...
Guma: Excuses for Bad Behavior: "Suspending" Civil Liberties is Nothing New
Znet Article, February, 14 2002
Greg Guma
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On one of TV's tabloid news shows, the hype for a recent segment went like this: "You'd better watch what you say." Then the announcer explained that, in these dangerous times, expressing certain opinions can get you fired. It was very casual, off...
Guma: Enron, We Hardly Knew Ye
Znet Article, January, 13 2002
Greg Guma
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Until it imploded last October, Enron -- long known as End-Run by its critics -- was often described as just another aggressive corporation eager to expand its portfolio and open routes into new markets, albeit sometimes with "strong arm" tactics....
