Spagghetti supper aids local humane society effort
Community volunteers urge action to curb stray dogs and cats by expanding low cost spay and neuter services. Finney County Humane Society promotes education and funding through a Saturday benefit at St James Lutheran Church in Garden City with silent auction to support the spay and neuter program. Proceeds fund animals, education, and related expenses. the society relies entirely on volunteers with no paid staff.
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Quote on tyranny and professional conduct in legislative debate
An online comment responding to criticism of censure attempts against a state lawmaker argues that tyranny was not the issue but the inability to work professionally with colleagues on legislation. The remark accompanies coverage of a repeal proposal for in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants.
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Rolling Stone rape story under scrutiny and fallout
Kathleen Parker reviews Rolling Stone failures in the UVA Phi Kappa Psi gang rape article. The Columbia Journalism School report cites journalistic defects, pseudonyms, and lack of source transparency. The piece sparked legal action by the fraternity and ongoing debate about press responsibility and survivor reporting.
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Ted Cruz the debate nerd and the gold star paradox
Jason Stanford argues Cruz is defined by argumentative virtuosity rather than conviction. He traces Cruz from high school to Princeton and Harvard Law, noting accolades and sharp rhetoric, while questioning whether intellectual prowess guides real leadership or simply earns applause.
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Earth Day 1970 and the land’s cultural harvest ethics
The piece marks the 45th Earth Day and urges readers to connect farming life with environmental care. It argues land is a community resource, not private property, and stresses education and economy should nurture a broader stewardship of soils, waters, plants, and animals for a living planet.
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John Schlageck Shapes Kansas Agricultural Discourse
John Schlageck, a leading commentator on agriculture and rural Kansas, hails from a diversified farm in northwest Kansas. His writing reflects a lifetime of experience, knowledge, and passion.
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