Internet Roundup

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• A fascinating review of the theatrical performance His Dark Materials by the Archbishop of Canterbury.


• The Washington Post has a depressing article on the fate of sub-Saharan African immigrants in Libya.


• The BBC, as part of its coverage of today's terrorist bombings in Madrid, carries reactions to the bombing, including some from Madrileños.


• Jeffrey Simpson, in The Globe and Mail, argues that hockey needs radical reform for it to survive.


• Paul Kagame, it appears, might have been responsible for the assassination of his predecessor in 1994, triggering that year's genocide of Tutsis and moderate Hutus. And it turns out that the UN had the black box all along.


• Finally, from Chile, reports on the prototype for an effective socialist nervous system in Allende's time.