Memorial Day Visit Brings One Woman Back to Childhood Home
Ellen Johnson reflects on returning each Memorial Day to Guttenberg and Grandview Cemetery to honor her parents grandparents and uncle. She recalls a wraparound porch peony borders and old memories as life changes and a granddaughter creates new memories in the same house.
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Letters on war memory and a new Iowa high school
The writer reflects on Vietnam and Desert Storm, praising veterans and peace while praising the Eastern Iowa Honor Flight. A separate piece warns of traffic risks around a planned North Liberty high school set to open in 2017, urging officials to plan for increased rural road traffic to prevent accidents.
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The myth of unbiased journalism by David Harsanyi
A critique of perceived neutrality in journalism, arguing that bias reflects purpose not dishonesty. The column cites Stephanopoulos and Crowley to illustrate partiality and questions whether truly unbiased reporting exists while urging balanced, transparent questioning by journalists and candidates.
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