Problem solving and leadership for real world issues
Barbara Mezeske argues for serious problem solving in U.S. leadership, citing national challenges from gun violence to infrastructure. She urges executives who value facts, seek expertise, and act for the public good, not self interest, and includes her contact as a retired teacher resident of Park Township.
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Trump plan would tie research funds to campus free speech
The piece argues Trump plans an executive order tying federal research funding to campus free speech protections, a move to energize a GOP base but risking greater polarization. It cites conservative values favoring local knowledge and warns a future Democratic administration could expanding Title IX debate requirements to universities.
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Open letter questions Democrats on abortion protection bill
Jae-Anne Juelle of Zeeland writes to 44 Democrats asking why they opposed Senate bill S311 which would shield babies born alive after abortion. She questions motives tied to health rights party platform donors and voters, asks for public or private answers.
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Not everyone happy about Hope story
A March letter to the editor titled Thank you for Hope music coverage questioned Hope College’s trust with several signers claiming community trust remains. Rob Zaagman Holland replies that the community he knows has not lost trust.
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