Mozart Piano Concertos - On Ethics: Excused juror wonders why judge was angry

On Ethics: Excused juror wonders why judge was angry
Courier-Post - DEAR ETHICIST: When I asked to be excused from jury duty, the judge berated me for leaving my civic duty to the "poor." I did not oppose her diatribe, but I make good money and feel it's more efficient for society if I work, pay taxes, support

The Ethicist Jury Dodger
New York Times - No. Some obligations fall to all citizens or should, like military service in times of crisis, for example, or driving the speed limit. We do not exempt those with greater incomes from either. Apparently you would prefer to return to the Civil

Man offers poor excuse for avoiding jury duty
Denver Post - Q: When I asked to be excused from jury duty, the judge berated me for leaving my civic duty to the "poor." I did not oppose her diatribe, but I make good money and feel it's more efficient for society if I work, pay taxes, support charities and

Mozart Piano Concertos - By William Dart

By William Dart
New Zealand Herald - Barry Douglas exudes charisma, even over a crackling telephone line from Wellington. And when the Irish pianist takes the Town Hall stage this weekend playing Beethoven and Tchaikovsky with the NZSO, it will spill into the stalls. I have learned that

Louisville, Kentucky
WHAS 11 - One of the few Vivaldi operas to receive a satisfactory recording during the LP era, Tito Manlio now gets two new ones at once, 25 years later. Snapshot: Bach's St. John Passion A Japanese conductor, with mostly Japanese singers and period