Shockers Eye Elite Eight After Sweet Sixteen Run
Wichita State rides emotional momentum from a first ever Sweet Sixteen showing since 1981 after beating Tennessee. The Shockers face George Mason as Kansas fans debate parity and multiple MVC bids while Bradley also shocks, prompting praise for mid majors and a banner Kansan bandwagon.
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Brag About Team Roping Off Site Over Facility Costs
Readers lament that the upcoming Brag About Team Roping and Barrel Race cannot be held at Finney County Arena due to expense. They question who funds the facility and argue taxpayers shoulder the cost, urging use of public venues instead of private home arenas.
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Telegram letters to editor policy notice
The Telegram outlines that letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length, should be 500 words or less, and general thank you letters may be printed. Form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text summarized in constitutional scope
The First Amendment limits government power by forbidding an official religion, protecting free exercise and speech, and safeguarding press freedom, assembly, and petition rights. It ensures citizens may seek redress without government interference.
Are Men Necessary in a Fatherless World
Maureen Dowd and Kathleen Parker critique gender roles in a culture leaning toward sperm donors and virtual visitation. The column argues that children require real fathers, warns of the harm of fatherless families, and condemns the depersonalized trend of modern parenting and its moral cost.
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American Dream in Jeopardy and the Wage Gap Debate
The piece argues the American Dream is shrinking as wages stagnate while CEO pay rises, with 70 percent of workers feeling harder financial prospects than previous generations. It cites lower wages since 1973, rising college costs, and a skewed tax and policy landscape, urging investment in smart development to uphold the Dream. Holly Sklar is noted as co author.
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Free speech values amid a Colorado classroom controversy
The essay defends free speech amid debate over a Colorado geography teacher who compared Bush's State of the Union to Hitler. It argues opinion matters, media rabble-rousers distort truth, and First Amendment protection includes unpopular speech, urging critical thinking and open discussion.
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