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Commentary
• Remember pets
Commentary : Editorial
7/3/2008

The Fourth of July wouldn't be complete without a community fireworks show that lights up the night sky in a blaze of glory celebrating the nation's independence. But too many people who choose to tinker with their own fireworks end up injured because they don't discharge them with care. ...
• U.N. mired in scandal
Commentary :
7/3/2008

By BEA EDWARDS and SHELLEY WALDEN The United Nations was scrambling. Reports were surfacing, based on firsthand knowledge, of U.N. peacekeepers grossly exploiting their positions by sexually abusing destitute citizens entrusted to their care. While a remarkably similar story is currently ...
• Bleeding the land for a fill-up
Commentary :
7/3/2008

By JULENE BAIR Prairie Writers Circle "The magnificence of being." In 1877, that's what the early plainsman Richard I. Dodge reported feeling on the open grasslands. Unfortunately, by the 1990s that ecosystem had become one of the world's most threatened. In Kansas, where I grew up, crop ...
• Courage should be considered
Commentary :
7/3/2008

WASHINGTON -- Being shot down may not qualify one to be president, as retired Gen. Wesley Clark infamously said recently. But what men do under fire might tell us about the character we may discover in a president. Clark's precise words, aimed at undermining John McCain's executive experience, we ...
• Hero's return
Commentary : Editorial
7/2/2008

Communities across the nation know the pain of wondering what happened to hometown troops who didn't make it back from war, and never were found. Since World War II, tens of thousands of U.S. military war veterans remain missing in action. Over the years, their families ...
• Group power
Commentary : Editorial
7/1/2008
• Courting Hispanics
Commentary : Editorial
6/30/2008
• Sewer woes
Commentary : Editorial
6/28/2008
• What they're saying
Commentary : Editorial
6/27/2008
• Shock talk
Commentary : Editorial
6/26/2008
• Court crush
Commentary : Editorial
6/25/2008
• Energy work
Commentary : Editorial
6/24/2008
• Reading first
Commentary : Editorial
6/23/2008
• Women's many contribution
Commentary : Columns
6/23/2008
• Apathy's wrath
Commentary : Editorial
6/21/2008
• Pets, fireworks don't mix
Commentary : Columns
6/21/2008
• What they're saying
Commentary : Editorial
6/20/2008
• Cloning hope
Commentary : Editorial
6/19/2008
• Lost prospect
Commentary : Editorial
6/18/2008
• Really random
Commentary : Area coverage
6/18/2008
• Weather woes
Commentary : Editorial
6/17/2008
• News icon
Commentary : Editorial
6/16/2008
• Exposed in
Commentary : Columns
6/16/2008
• Voter's choice
Commentary : Editorial
6/14/2008
• Your Views
Commentary : Letters to the Editor
6/14/2008
• Your Views
Commentary : Letters to the Editor
6/14/2008
• What they're saying
Commentary : Editorial
6/13/2008
• Love matters
Commentary : Columns
6/13/2008
• Joint efforts
Commentary : Editorial
6/12/2008
• Fueling fury
Commentary : Editorial
6/11/2008



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