Editorial: Terrorist threat and civil liberty balance
The piece argues the U S faces more terrorist groups than a year ago and that smaller, independent cells connected to al Qaida complicate prevention efforts. It cites Feinstein Rogers and Rep. Rogers on security versus liberty, urges vigilance and robust anti terrorism measures, and warns freedom can conflict with security.
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U.S. Ate
Senate Intelligence Committees
Dianne Feinstein
D-Calif
Mike Roberts
R-Mich
America
Americans
al- Qaida
Rogers
Feinstein
U.S
National Security Agency
Sam
Radical equity in a capitalist world from a columnist
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that wealth should be shared as a floor for the poor, citing MLK and biblical passages. He critiques free market extremism, cites Pope Francis’s stance against market exclusion, and contrasts liveable wages with trashing greed during a season of Thanksgiving. He frames the debate as humane justice.
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Martin Luther King
America
Paul
Luke
Rush Limbaugh
Pope Francis
Limbaugh
Pope
Rome
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
Role of college athletics grows
Gene A Budig recounts his tenure as president/chancellor at three major universities and MLB league official, detailing how he fostered athletics to boost enrollment, fundraising, and reputations at Illinois State, West Virginia, and Kansas. He notes landmark hires, historic figures, rising costs, and the shift from sport to entertainment shaping college sports.
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Illinois State University
Will Robinson
Doug Collins
Collins
ISU
America
Illinois
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Jerry West
United States
Los Angeles Lakers
West
NBA
WVU
Aca
Demic
Don Nehlan
University of Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Morgantown
Kansas University
Association of American Universities
Monte Johnson
Bob Frederick
Dean Smith
University of North Carolina
Larry Brown
Roy Williams
Kansas
Gale Sayers
John Hadl
Academia
NCAA
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Oklahoma
NFL
Clemson
Gene A. Budig
Alan Heaps
College
Public Forum on Gurley Fracking Critique in Journal-World
Lawrence reader Gerald Mikkelson condemns George Gurley’s North Dakota fracking notes as biased and dangerous. He frames oil barons and modern pioneers as wrecking the prairie, likening destruction to Dante, Pompeii, and a burning Flint Hills from a pheasant’s view, urging silence on the matter.
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Journal-World
George Gurley
North Dakota
Turgenev
Kit Carson
Winfield Scott
George Custer
George
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Gurley
Flint Hills
Gerald Mikkelson
Lawrence
Recognition due Marcia Epstein deserves a parade down Massachusetts Street
Loring Henderson notes Marcia Epstein deserves public recognition for notable community service prompting a parade on Massachusetts Street.
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Marcia Epstein
Massachusetts Street
Loring Henderson
Lawrence
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Ed Ciambrone
the World Company
Dolph C. Simons III
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Soviet Union
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