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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2013
Page
4
A historical note quotes the First Amendment restraint on government establishment of religion and protects free exercise freedom of speech and press as well as the right to peaceably assemble and petition for redress of grievances.
About Our View notes editorials reflect the Monroe Times editorial board majority stance. It outlines how the board shapes opinions and the daily editorial process guiding readers on local issues.
The Times invites readers to submit letters to the editor or on Our Views and events. Submissions must include the author's name address and phone for verification. Letters are editable and publishable in any format, max 400 words, one per 30 days, and The Times may reject any letter. Contact editor at the designated Monroe Wisconsin address email or fax.
A historical quip from Edward John Phelps, noting that taking risks and learning from errors drives creation and progress. The remark reflects a pragmatic view from an American lawyer diplomat born in 1822 and died in 1900.
A Los Angeles segment previews a new season arc in which Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher turned meth cook, confronts dire consequences while serving as a team physician for the New York Yankees. The details are tangled, but the core plot centers on White's troubling transformation and current role.
A poll asks if citations should be issued to people who gather without a permit for daily anti Republican sing alongs in the Capitol. Voters may answer Yes or No with brief comments. Results will appear in Wednesday's Times after voting at monroetimes.com.
The Kansas City Star notes a new round of Middle East peace talks begins with slim hope. Kerry earns praise for ending a five year freeze and both sides are urged to push toward a two state solution with shared Jerusalem as a potential capital.
Readers learn how to submit TM Blossoms and Barbs with rules on anonymity, eligibility, word limits, and deadlines. Barbs may target public officials over policy actions while blossoms thank groups in general terms. Submissions require originality, a daytime phone or town for verification, and are subject to editorial rejection without notice.
John Waelti traces the Columbian exchange from the 16th century onward, explaining how crops such as corn beans squash potatoes bananas coffee and wheat traveled between the western and eastern hemispheres. He notes genetic diversity in potatoes Peru and seed banks GMOs debate and the risk of monocultures and antibiotic resistance. He closes by linking tomatoes wheat coffee and horses to this historic transfer.
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