Lexis Galloway

The EPA, budget cuts, and what it means for the future of Mother Earth...

April 21, 2011 no comments

In the midst of all the talks about a government shutdown and the continuous failures for Congress to agree on a new budget, an issue that should be easily agreeable on, is once again, being fought b...

The cruelty toward one woman in Libya

April 7, 2011 no comments

Last week it was reported that a woman in Libya was dragged away from a Tripoli hotel after trying to tell foreign reporters that 15 of Muammar Gadhafi’s military men raped her. After undergoing 72 h...

The end of NPR?

March 9, 2011 no comments

The waging war between public broadcasting and Republicans has reached a peak, as networks such as PBS and NPR are fighting to stay afloat in the escalating budget debate. If funding was cut for publ...

‘Play in the Gray’ a Refreshing, Entertaining Documentary

November 18, 2010 no comments

Lexis Galloway Journal Staff ‘Play in the Gray,’ (Planted Seed Productions) the first film shown in the new Modern Theatre in close to 40 years, is a documentary that follows an all female theatre gr...

Birth Control could be free

November 10, 2010 1 comment

Lexis Galloway Journal Staff There is no argument as to the controversy that has amounted over the issue of contraceptives over past decades. Now, because of the historic health care pill bill passed...

MFA presents Avedon Fashion

November 10, 2010 no comments

Lexis Galloway Journal Contributor “Avedon Fashion 1944-2000,” on exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, is the first retrospective of Richard Avedon’s entire career in fashion photography and the first...

U.N. fails to protect women of Congo

October 13, 2010 no comments

Lexis Galloway Journal Staff There is a new weapon of terror for the people of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Rape. Like many stories of war we hear year after year – many less shocki...

Americans and religion: a new lack of knowledge

October 7, 2010 4 comments

Lexis Galloway Journal Contributor Just how much do Americans know about religion? Not enough, apparently. A recent article in the New York Times reported on a survey done by the Pew Forum on Religio...