ARNIE COOPER is a freelancer based in Santa Barbara, California, who has written for Dwell, Esquire, and the Wall Street Journal. Lately he’s been spending much of his time trying to convince his Akita pup, Kenta, to stop eating rocks and wood chips.

www.arniecooper.wordpress.com

Computing The Cost

by Arnie Cooper, March 2009 (Issue 399)

Everybody Wants To Rule The World

by Arnie Cooper, September 2007 (Issue 381)

Forget What They Told You

by Arnie Cooper, May 2007 (Issue 377)

Nature-Deficit Disorder?

by Arnie Cooper, February 2007 (Issue 374)

The War Within Islam

by Arnie Cooper, December 2006 (Issue 372)

Peak Experience

by Arnie Cooper, July 2006 (Issue 367)

Lost In The Supermarket

by Arnie Cooper, May 2006 (Issue 365)

Thieves In High Places

by Arnie Cooper, November 2005 (Issue 359)

Voodoo Electronics

by Arnie Cooper, May 2005 (Issue 353)

Twenty-Eight Words That Could Change The World

by Arnie Cooper, September 2004 (Issue 345)

Resurrecting The Revolutionary Heart Of Judaism

by Arnie Cooper, April 2004 (Issue 340)

Biting The Hand That Feeds: How Globalization Cripples Small Farms

by Arnie Cooper, February 2004 (Issue 338)

Earthly Delights

by Arnie Cooper, June 2003 (Issue 330)

Coming Back To The World

by Arnie Cooper, April 2003 (Issue 328)

Peril And Promise

by Arnie Cooper, August 2002 (Issue 320)