Higher ground in the War on Terror by James W Jennings
James W Jennings argues readers must choose the higher ground against terrorists and extremism. He condemns violence by jihadists while urging Western nations and allied forces to uphold moral leadership, noting civilian harm and the need for restraint. Jennings signs as residing in Bluefield West Virginia.
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Cluefield Baily Telegraph Editors Named
The Cluefield Baily Telegraph announces Thomas A. Colley as Executive Editor and Bill Archer as Managing Editor with Charles Owens contributing leadership. And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
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NCAA targets hostile nicknames amid Indian mascot debate
The NCAA plans to ban 18 of its 1024 member schools from tournaments for logos and nicknames deemed hostile or abusive. Florida State and Illinois oppose the move over the Seminoles and Illini names. Some exemptions apply for Aztecs and Pembroke, but the broader shift raises questions about tradition and memory of why those names were chosen.
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Remembering Coach Glynn Carlock at Graham High School
A reader writes of Coach Carlock a guiding presence at Graham High School in Tazewell Wes. He shaped hundreds of athletes and non athletes as a counselor, greeting students daily and supporting non traditional course choices. His distinctive voice and caring humor left lasting memories for the Carlock family and many in the Graham community.
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Turtles all the way down in science and faith
Paul Campos argues that the intelligent design debate exposes the culture wars and mutual misunderstandings about science and religion. He contends both secular liberals and religious conservatives err in assuming science or faith can fully explain existence. The piece concludes that the disagreement spirals endlessly, with no winner, and notes Campos’s affiliation with the University of Colorado.
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