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Harry Turner

Arts, Arts & Culture, Culture

Fables and Foibles

By Harry Turner

Fables is Players’ Theatre’s second production of the year, written by Jackie Torrens, and directed by Filip Rakic. To those…

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Opinion

Omar Khadr: Defending Human Rights Begins at Home

By Harry Turner

Why I support the Khadr settlement. Last week, the saga of Omar Khadr ended in something slightly less than ignominy…

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