Three Funerals and an Atheist What should be, or could be, a correct, clear funeral message. [02-28-00] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI A Crutch Lost Looking across that wheel of life, which turns faster than it used to. [02-21-00] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Shallow and Apathetic Times The people of our time will not allow their souls to be tested or tried at all. [01-24-00] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Second Half Journey We are tadpoles and don't know we're going to become frogs. [01-10-00] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI What Millennium? You Missed It! The millennium fever is stirring up deep mythic feelings, and much balderdash. [12-20-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI No Class War Here We're supposed to pretend that this booming economy is just fine for the overworked masses who have very much less than those who have the most. [11-29-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Slow to Learn the Lessons of Racism A little learning is a dangerous thing. [11-08-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI A Confused Society There are times when one senses that too much is ailing the system for it to be cured by patching. [10-25-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI A Longer Perspective There is a large quantity of time into which a thoughtful young person must organize the stories from the past that she hears or reads about. [10-11-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Reconquest, Then and Now Another "reconquista" is under way. [09-27-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Early and Late A conversation about dying. [07-26-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI The Thrill Is Gone If one wants to retain full responsibility for one's own actions, one better stay out of the armed forces. [07-19-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Big Black Billboards What those billboards from God say and what they really mean. [06-28-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI A New Galaxy In a mere 100 years, whatever is troubling me now won't matter very much. [06-14-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI Music to My Ears Manipulation. [05-24-99] — Harry Willson, WEEKLY ALIBI
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