Warm winter brings mild days and playful weather jabs
Editor notes an unusually warm winter with little snow, praising pleasant skies and temperatures while highlighting how trees, shrubs, and sled lovers miss typical winter water and snow. The piece nods to forecasts predicting a whiter season and hints at seasonal pride and upcoming changes.
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Climate change is real and affects us all
The piece argues climate change is real, not a hoax, citing long term warming trends and varied regional patterns. It warns of more extreme weather and urges planning by utilities and governments, noting policy moves that could worsen future conditions and calling for broader acceptance and action.
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Trickle down economics question sparks online chatter
A GCTelegram.com reader comment reacts to a Kansans state government story. The commenter urges patience and rain to ease ongoing conditions while stressing extreme caution amid regional grass fires. Fire Chief Allen Shelton is quoted in today’s edition noting the weather and fire dangers.
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Marines United and the culture behind the nude photos
Kathleen Parker examines the Marines United Facebook scandal where nude images of active and former service members circulated. The piece discusses gender dynamics, PTSD, and the Marine warrior ethos, quoting veterans on patriarchy, objectification, and potential accountability.
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No science without foreign students says Schrock
Dr. John Richard Schrock argues the U S education system delays algebra and science, driving foreign students to supply most doctoral talent in biology physics chemistry engineering and math. He cites NSF data showing rising foreign PhDs from 1985 to 2015 and warns against shrinking visa programs.
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Enemies of the people threats in political discourse
The piece argues that labeling groups as enemies of the people by Trump and Ranzau degrades dialogue and invites violence. It traces the historical use of the phrase from Nero to Stalin and Hitler, concludes the modern use crosses a dangerous line, and calls for condemnation or, at least, improved understanding.
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