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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2006
Page
2
In 1943 Learned Hand argued that the First Amendment rests on the belief that truth emerges from many voices rather than from authority. He warned that many would call it folly, yet he stated that the legal framework depends on that democratic process.
Education observers note rising shares of highly qualified core class teachers nationwide, with Kansas at 89.3 percent and poorer secondary schools at 78 percent. The U.S. Education Department will audit figures, with May 15 looming for federal aid decisions, as critics urge cautious optimism.
Readers are presented with opinion pieces by guest editors. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor. The format invites diverse perspectives while maintaining newspaper standards. Each column reflects unique viewpoint on current affairs.
A quotation from the First Amendment outlines Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion nor abridging the free exercise of religion or the freedom of speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances.
Letter argues HB2576 would harshly criminalize teen sexual activity, extending 25 year minimums to many teenage males while leaving girls unaccounted for. Cites Gov Sebelius support and Kline’s past efforts, warns there would be massive prison needs and shifts in court outcomes.
Sam Cain argues in favor of balanced science education that teaches both evolution and intelligent design. He stresses open inquiry, cautions against sectarian division, and urges teachers to present competing theories to foster critical thinking among Ottawa University students and the local community.
syndicated columnist Donald Kaul notes growing protests at the Pentagon demanding Rumsfeld’s resignation. Six retired generals have criticized his Iraq planning and reliance on nonmilitary advice, while Bush defends him. Kaul argues the war is Bush’s fault, not Rumsfeld’s, and urges new policy and leadership rather than firing the secretary.
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