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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2015
Page
4
The Athens Messenger provides its address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 and phone number 740 592 6612. It lists staff including Pete Dennis advertising director and Ike Weiss production manager with contact emails.
The Akron Beacon Journal editorial calls for a formal probe into Ohio charter school oversight. It questions what Superintendent Richard Ross knew and when, and urges auditor led or independent investigation of the Ohio Department of Education. It notes David Hansen's exclusion of failing grades benefited sponsors and White Hat Management, pressuring lawmakers to push charter reform.
Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings announced a mutual restructuring of the final three years of his deal. Reportedly $20 million more guaranteed, some tied to injury, boosting total guarantees to about $56 million. Peterson faced felony child abuse charges, was suspended, and later reinstated as the league appeals the ruling.
A sprawling editorial fragment examines Mohammad Abdulazeez and other shooters, linking personal turmoil to violence. It contrasts Abdulazeez with figures like Dylann Roof and Adam Lanza, noting mental illness, family conflict, and possible Islamist influence as factors while questioning the role of upbringing and ideology in producing terrorists.
A columnist compares Donald Trump to an invincible preschooler who rewrites the game rules. The piece argues conventional tactics fail, urging media and public to rethink coverage and avoid mimicking his style. It warns against negotiating with such players and questions how to address a candidate who seems immune to embarrassment.
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