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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2006
Page
2
Journalism professor Jiatei Yin becomes part of Central Michigan University's faculty in 2004, contributing expertise to the CMU journalism program and expanding the department's teaching roster with new academic leadership.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission hosts a holiday lights contest judging this week with entrants eligible for a $50 Country Mart gift certificate. Homes are photographed for publication in The Ottawa Herald. The event revives a long standing community tradition with a wide range of displays from simple to elaborate.
The Ottawa Herald outlines a community forum approach, emphasizing local impact issues and a commitment to individual rights. It defends free press and free speech while using editorials to educate and persuade residents and institutions toward progressive courses of action.
The Ottawa Herald publishes letters in Readers' Forum where writers take responsibility for their opinions and statements of fact. Readers may respond in the same forum to disagree with views or contest facts presented in letters.
Rich Lowry denounces Jimmy Carter’s Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid as biased and inflammatory. He argues the ex president layers blame on Israel and minimizes Palestinian terrorism, harming prospects for peace and damaging Carter’s credibility.
In a humorous column, Tom Purcell mocks the rising Man Bag trend aimed at gadget carrying men. He contrasts traditional male habits like pocket wallets with the fashion urge to carry a purse, arguing for rugged masculine adherence and a thick worn wallet kept in the right rear pocket.
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