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Awards

  • 2008 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published May 4, 2007

    "East Versus West"

  • 2007 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club

    www.MarcCooper.com

2002 Stories by Marc Cooper

Archives: 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999
  • Our Peace Movement — Not Theirs

    published December 19, 2002

    Photo by Virginia Lee Hunter FUNDAMENTALISTS ALL AROUND US. Certainly to our right. And also to our left. For fundamentalist is the most... More >>

  • Give It Up, Al

    published December 5, 2002

    Are those the tones of “I Got You, Babe” I hear quietly but monotonously looping in the background? Is it 6 a.m. on November 7, 2000, all ov... More >>

  • Bill, We Hardly Know You

    published November 21, 2002

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  • Finding the Exit

    published November 14, 2002

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  • No Way With Gray

    published November 7, 2002

    First, this disclosure: The odds of my ever complying with the Weekly‘s tortuously acrobatic endorsement of Gray Davis and actually voting fo... More >>

  • The Latin Implosion

    published October 17, 2002

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  • Case of Spinelessness

    published October 17, 2002

    As I watched George W. Bush deliver his Big Speech on Iraq earlier this week, I half-expected to see the freckled, grinning visage of Dick... More >>

  • A Year Later

    published September 19, 2002

    This first anniversary of 911 marks not only a horrific tragedy, but also a year of tragically missed opportunities -- for both the right and... More >>

  • Davis to the Uninsured: Let Them Eat Dodger Dogs

    published September 5, 2002

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  • Move Over, Mike Dukakis

    published August 22, 2002

    During my last visit to Baghdad, on the eve of last decade’s Gulf War, I sat for three long hours in the middle of the night arguing with on... More >>

  • A More Honest Gamble

    published August 8, 2002

    LAS VEGAS -- As the stock market was swooning last week, there I was, wide-awake at 3 a.m., pondering my next move. I don’t play high tech o... More >>

  • The September 11 That Never Was

    published July 25, 2002

    GIJON, Spain -- It started as soon as I got in the airport taxi on the way to this Spanish coastal city‘s annual Semana Negra writer... More >>

  • The Last Defender of the American Republic?

    published July 11, 2002

    HE MIGHT BE AMERICA'S LAST small-r republican. Gore Vidal, now 76, has made a lifetime out of critiquing America's imperial impulses... More >>

  • Say It. Ain't So, Miguel.

    published July 11, 2002

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  • The Gray Rat

    published July 4, 2002

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  • White Man’s Burden

    published June 20, 2002

    When it comes to great moments in our civic life, the imminent decision over who will be the LAPD‘s new chief is much more important tha... More >>

  • The Devil and Mr. Hicks

    published May 30, 2002

    ”I‘m pissed at him,“ says a former Hicks ally from the Multi-Cultural Collaborative. ”Guess he just wanted to be in the winner’s circle. H... More >>

  • Blinded by the Fight

    published May 16, 2002

    “This is a terrible book,” reads the first line of David Brock‘s newest book. He’s right. And it‘s all downhill for the next 287 pages... More >>

  • Their 9/11 and Ours

    published May 16, 2002

    SANTIAGO, CHILE -- I AM FINALLY DOING MY part in the war against international terrorism. I spent the morning touring the site of this... More >>

  • Reflections at Twilight

    published May 2, 2002

    WATCHING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars roll in during a Westside fund-raiser for a completely worthy liberal cause last... More >>

  • Beyond Disappointment

    published April 25, 2002

    In the Age of Geraldo, it seems almost an anomaly that a rumpled, 56-year-old professorial British-newspaper foreign correspondent could draw a... More >>

  • Ward Connerly’s Race

    published April 18, 2002

    Photo by Ted Soqui YOU REMEMBER WARD CONNERLY. He touched off a political earthquake in 1996 when California voters -- by a nearly 10-point... More >>

  • Mission Creep

    published April 4, 2002

    In the Brentwood patio of Dutton‘s Books last weekend, under appropriately foreboding gray skies, I gathered with friends and admirers o... More >>

  • Wake Me Up in Four Years

    published March 14, 2002

    I knew it was all over for Dick Riordan two weeks ago as I watched conservative Kansas Senator Sam Brownback get turned into the entree at a... More >>

  • Axis of Insanity

    published February 21, 2002

    Time to get out that old warped Phil Ochs record from the early ’70s. “I declare the war is over,” the late, great protest singer warbl... More >>

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