Abortion Law Debate and Pro Life Call to Action
A reader confronts the conflict between abortion law and morality, contrasting involuntary manslaughter charges with Roe v. Wade. The piece cites real cases, cites 4,300 yearly abortions, and warns of a national moral crisis, urging political action and prayer. It references California Medicine, 1970s debates, and calls for amendment or reversal of Roe v. Wade plus pro life organizations Linn Area Right to Life and National Right to Life.
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Princes actors and lawmakers in a child's guessing game
Loyal D. Rue, associate professor of religion and philosophy at Luther College, on leave at Durham University, recalls a child’s questions about royal titles, acting, and politics. The dialogue playfully explores how figures like Prince Charles, Ronald Reagan, Clint Eastwood, and Princess Diana blur roles in public imagination.
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Purist Letter Targets It's in Advertising and News
A president of an advertising agency denounces apostrophe errors in major magazines and headlines. He cites three examples where it's should be its and notes who’s contractions in use. He argues possessive whose and its require no apostrophe. A columnist remark cites a lead sentence with who’s whose misuse and questions teaching contractions.
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