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08/25/08

The Biden Archive:
Just Joe

Joe Biden has emerged as one of the most important voices in the Senate and, one could argue, the world.

Posted at 03:49 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/25/08

The Biden Archive:
Family Business

Beau Biden is the next Biden to watch. Will he follow in his father’s footsteps?

Posted at 02:38 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/25/08

Will We Go for Joe for Prez?

Joe Biden is passionate. He's experienced. He's confident. But can the senator from little Delaware become the next president of the United States? You know Biden—all you've got to do is ask.

Posted at 01:44 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/25/08

The Biden Archive:
Up for Promotion

As the Bush-Kerry race closes in a dead heat, Delaware’s Sen. Joe Biden is regarded by many as the closest thing to a “sure thing” in the U.S. Cabinet if Kerry wins.

Posted at 12:45 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/25/08

Yo, Joe

Delaware Today assistant editor Matt Amis recalls his whirlwind day with our own Joe Biden.

Posted at 11:16 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/22/08

Rewriting History

How Delaware got a piece of a National Park.

Posted at 02:34 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/18/08

Revamping Our State Legislature (Part I)

Centuries ago, Thomas Paine, a great visionary, realized that “common sense” prevailed in a world of uncertainty. This column is dedicated to him and others who believe that practical reasoning and sound principles of governance can truly make a difference in our society.

While a significant amount of media coverage will descend upon the national conventions in Denver (Democrats) and Minneapolis (Republicans) over the next few weeks, the lights in Legislative Hall in Dover are relatively dim and the parking spaces remain vacant. As many Delawareans are facing rising oil and gas prices and a sluggish economy, it is rather odd that our lawmakers are in recess after a mere six months of work. In the shadow of some of our nation’s economic...

Posted at 08:55 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/15/08

Man vs. Smyrna

Test your survival skills in one of National Geographic’s favorite small towns.

Posted at 02:57 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/14/08

2008 A Passion for Power Fundraiser for Power Up Gambia

April 19, Hagley Soda House in Greenville. Photos by Fred Bourdon.

Posted at 08:08 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0

08/14/08

2008 Medicine Ball

April 25, Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington. Photos by Fred Bourdon.

Posted at 07:42 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0

	08/25/08 The Biden Archive: Just Joe Joe Biden has emerged as one of the most important voices in the Senate and, one could argue, the world. Posted at 03:49 PM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/25/08 The Biden Archive: Family Business Beau Biden is the next Biden to watch. Will he follow in his father’s footsteps? Posted at 02:38 PM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/25/08 Will We Go for Joe for Prez? Joe Biden is passionate. He's experienced. He's confident. But can the senator from little Delaware become the next president of the United States? You know Biden—all you've got to do is ask. Posted at 01:44 PM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/25/08 The Biden Archive: Up for Promotion As the Bush-Kerry race closes in a dead heat, Delaware’s Sen. Joe Biden is regarded by many as the closest thing to a “sure thing” in the U.S. Cabinet if Kerry wins. Posted at 12:45 PM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/25/08 Yo, Joe Delaware Today assistant editor Matt Amis recalls his whirlwind day with our own Joe Biden. Posted at 11:16 AM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/22/08 Rewriting History How Delaware got a piece of a National Park. Posted at 02:34 PM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/18/08 Revamping Our State Legislature (Part I) Centuries ago, Thomas Paine, a great visionary, realized that “common sense” prevailed in a world of uncertainty. This column is dedicated to him and others who believe that practical reasoning and sound principles of governance can truly make a difference in our society. While a significant amount of media coverage will descend upon the national conventions in Denver (Democrats) and Minneapolis (Republicans) over the next few weeks, the lights in Legislative Hall in Dover are relatively dim and the parking spaces remain vacant. As many Delawareans are facing rising oil and gas prices and a sluggish economy, it is rather odd that our lawmakers are in recess after a mere six months of work. In the shadow of some of our nation’s economic... Posted at 08:55 AM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/15/08 Man vs. Smyrna Test your survival skills in one of National Geographic’s favorite small towns. Posted at 02:57 PM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/14/08 2008 A Passion for Power Fundraiser for Power Up Gambia April 19, Hagley Soda House in Greenville. Photos by Fred Bourdon. Posted at 08:08 AM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0
	08/14/08 2008 Medicine Ball April 25, Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington. Photos by Fred Bourdon. Posted at 07:42 AM \| Permalink \| Comments: 0

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