Ain't No Suntan In Her Life by Sally Puff
A narrator protests unfair skin color results and yearns for a tan. She questions pigment loss, recalls dark hair and eyes, and describes risking burns to achieve a sun bronzed look. She likens her skin to roasting and notes red tones instead of browning.
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Sally Puff
The Sun Tan Dilemma at The Log Office
A staff column laments tanning envy and vanity, comparing beachgoers to Malibu Barbie and Coppertone ads. The writer weighs sun exposure, the lure of a tan, potential eye damage, and the cost of tanning centers, acknowledging progress yet fearing regret. The piece ends noting a faint improvement on the arms as turning point.
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Law Day History and Modern Celebration Reflected in Okaloosa-Walton
Destin resident Jack Shea outlines the origins of Law Day from ancient May Day rites to modern civic observance. He contrasts historical celebrations with the contemporary focus on law, government by the majority, and peaceful civic participation.
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Law Day echoes origins of May Day in constitutional view
Viewpoint argues Law Day, celebrated every May, reflects the humanist moral values of the founding fathers and parallels the original concept of May Day as a celebration of legal and civic principles.
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