Life as a novel says George Sand
Editorial note quotes George Sand saying life resembles a novel more often than novels resemble life. The piece reflects on narrative perspective and the nature of life’s unfolding without listing events or names.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2015
Page
13
Editorial note quotes George Sand saying life resembles a novel more often than novels resemble life. The piece reflects on narrative perspective and the nature of life’s unfolding without listing events or names.
The United States moves toward chip and PIN credit and debit cards as merchants must accept chip cards by October or face fraud liability. Analysts expect 70 percent of cards to be upgraded by year end, reducing theft tied to magnetic stripes and shifting fraud costs away from banks.
The piece argues Republicans should avoid a shutdown tactic over Planned Parenthood funding as Congress nears a Sept 30 deadline. It notes historical shutdown patterns, Obama veto threats, and warns that forcing a shutdown would mislead voters and empower Democratic attacks against the GOP while stressing fiscal responsibility.
Kathleen Parker notes the GOP field debated money and image on currency during Wednesday’s second debate. Fiorina and Rubio trigger eye catching moments while candidates pair faces with political signals, sparking questions about pandering and history.
A letter by Jack DuBose of Aiken criticizes recent Republican debates for bluster over substance. The writer laments lack of clear positions on Middle East turmoil, ISIS, Syria, Israel Iran, Russia, and the U.S. economy and military, and speculates on a none of the above option in November 2016.
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