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I’m going to use my space this week to brag on a friend of mine.
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By Jody Fuller | 1/12/18 |
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Every so often, I jot down a list of the things that discourage me about our country. There’s the widespread disregard for our core values of tolerance and mutual respect, for instance. Our …
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By LEE H. HAMILTON, Guest Columnist
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6/21/18
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"90% of media coverage of my Administration is negative, despite the tremendously positive results we are achieving."No need to check the math in President Trump's recent tweet. For argument's sake …
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By PETER FUNT, Guest Columnist
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8/9/18
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When I was a 19-year-old college sophomore in 1982, my father gave me advice that makes even more sense for 19-year-olds today.Despite his protestations, you see, I chose English as my major at Penn …
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By TOM PURCELL, Guest Columnist
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6/21/18
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President Donald Trump came through Evansville, Indiana like a roaring locomotive last week, August 30, to be exact. If he had landed on the platform wearing a Superman outfit and cape I would not …
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By GLENN MOLLETTE, Guest Columnist
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9/27/18
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Be very careful, because it's getting crazy out there. You don't want to end up collateral damage accidentally straying into the path of the newest dance craze sweeping the Republican Party. Closely …
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By WILL DURST, Guest Columnist
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9/27/18
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh was never going to get a fair break during his confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The fault lies not with obstructionist Democrats, however, but with …
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By BLAIR BESS, Guest Columnist
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9/25/18
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It’s common for those of us in the news business to hear people confuse the terms “article,” story” and “column.” Despite all appearing in the paper, a “column” is not related to the …
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8/8/18
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The answer is maybe. They both exist right now without a lot of conflict. In religious rhetoric the conflict comes from religionists who fear losing their power with the …
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By CHUCK ROBISON | 1/11/18 |
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Yes, and it seems obvious to me that this is so. People of faith rely on science everyday for health care needs to give one example. People of science may eschew faith expressions, but that is also a …
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By MARY WILSON | 1/11/18 |
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So, our question for the first Roundtable of 2018 is about science and faith: “can they coexist in religious rhetoric?The short answer is “Sure, they can”—and we’ll demonstrate how …
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By Aidan Wilcoxson | 1/11/18 |
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First, let’s make one thing clear. The mainstream media loves conflict. Man vs. woman. Man vs. dog. Republicans vs. Democrats. Christians vs. atheists. When I was in journalism school at The …
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By DALE CHRISMAN | 1/11/18 |
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Happy New Year! I believe 2018 is your year for fulfilled dreams. The round table question is: “From your perspective as a faith leader, can science and faith co-exist in religious …
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By Mark Brown | 1/11/18 |
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That phrase, often associated with former House Speaker Tip O’Neill, is worth remembering. While statewide and congressional races are certainly meaningful, local elections have a more …
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5/3/18
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The Pew Research Center quiz was harder than I expected.Ah, yes, you speak of the recently released survey in which Pew quizzed 5,035 adult Americans to determine their ability to distinguish between …
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By TOM PURCELL, Guest Columnist
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6/28/18
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A chat window opened on my computer screen. A Facebook "friend" I didn't know began communicating with me."Happy birthday, Tom!" wrote the woman."Who told you it was my birthday?" I wrote back."You …
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By TOM PURCELL, Guest Columnist
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5/2/18
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