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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2016
Page
5
Guest columnist George Weckman, a retired professor and director of music at Christ Lutheran Church, argues that humans are social beings seeking balanced private and group time. He notes loneliness can occur in crowds and outlines steps such as sharing meals, volunteering, and building new friendships to overcome isolation.
A 2005 Palm Beach wedding scene raises questions about Hillary Clinton joining Donald Trump and Bill Clinton at Mar a Lago. The piece questions motives, noting Trump’s transactional view of relationships and the Clintons’ accepting invitation amid ongoing public scrutiny.
A speaker contrasts bad lawyers with dangerous doctors and warns readers about untrustworthy psychiatrists. The narrative recounts harmful advice, family fractures, and a therapist who abused access to a family, urging readers to avoid similar clinicians and exercise caution with healthcare professionals.
A candid monologue details a man’s disturbing justification for grabbing women of various ages and statuses. He cites money, power, and entitlement, aiming to rationalize abusive behavior while belittling consent and safety. The piece critiques harmful attitudes shaping attitudes toward women and violence.
Benedicto recalls a transformative year roaming across 12 Asian countries with a focus on Myanmar. He highlights Mandalay sights like U Bein Bridge and Mandalay Palace, Bagan’s temples, Inle Lake's fishermen, Yangon and Shwedagon Pagoda, local cuisine, and meeting international backpackers. The piece notes Myanmar’s evolving openness and foreign brands, and his hope to inspire others to explore diverse cultures.
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