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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1997
Page
5
Summer J. Turner argues against framing men as victims of a radical feminist movement. She contends women face long standing inequality and that both genders are equal, suggesting fault lies with men when single women rely on government support.
A professor highlights The Einstein Factor by Win Wenger and Richard Poe, praised in Success magazine and chosen by Quality Paperback Book Club. The authors claim IQ can rise by 40 points via visualization and training developed in early childhood, challenging heredity theories like those in The Bell Curve.
Virginia R. McVay urges renewal of faith and moral discipline in America. She cites George Will and Newt Gingrich on rules and virtue, stressing God’s foundation, unalienable rights, and the need to confront moral deficits to secure the future for children and the nation. Cedar Rapids reader.
The Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns addressing public business. Submissions must include writer's full name, signature, full street address, and daytime phone number. Anonymous letters are not accepted and material may be edited and not returned. Address submissions to Cedar Rapids Gazette, Box 511, or use FAX or email contacts.
Charlotte Walker of Cedar Rapids argues the SAT and college access reflect social class rather than art or music coursework. She criticizes editorial claims that arts experiences lift SAT scores and notes broader advantages favor upper income families.
Max Cardwell of Cedar Rapids complains that The Gazette four day forecast repeatedly misses actual conditions. He cites several instances from December including heavy snow, lower highs, and unexpected rain and cold snaps.
The speaker argues that men may be required to pay child support for children not biologically theirs if court rulings deem it in the best interests of the child. They seek advocacy for broader collection rights, criticizing the current system and asking where to sign up.
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