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The Sentinel outlines unsigned editorials reflect the paper’s position on issues while other commentaries, letters, and cartoons show writer opinions. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at 54 W. Eighth St., Holland, MI.
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Liberal arts shine through diverse voices from Hope to Holland
Community columnist Tim Pennings lauds liberal arts as a liberating force across stories from Hope College students and roommates to Floor Fronz dancers, skateboarders and muralists. He cites Augustine, Casablanca, and Bertrand Russell to argue that deep study fuels culture, creativity, and life beyond utility.
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Letters to the Editor on CRT and Vaccination Debates
The letters attack Michigan lawmakers for intending to ban Critical Race Theory in schools, defend academic freedom, and allege Trump-fueled pandering. They also critique vaccination mandates, arguing public safety and personal freedom, and commend workers seeking fair wages amid economic shifts. Frank Barefield and Albert Bell are among the named writers.
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