Blume mourns lost voices and untold books
Judy Blume lamented in 1999 that fear silences writers teachers and students, depriving the world of future books and voices that would have shaped ideas and learning.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2006
Page
2
Judy Blume lamented in 1999 that fear silences writers teachers and students, depriving the world of future books and voices that would have shaped ideas and learning.
The Kansas governor Kathleen Sebelius, praised for strong re election, draws national buzz as she becomes chair of the Democratic Governors Association. Observers note her broad appeal across parties and speculation about future roles in national politics. The Topeka Capital-Journal.
The Ottawa Herald explains Letters to the Editor as the writers own opinions and research. Readers are identified at article end. The paper invites disagreement and requests responses in the Readers' Forum to foster robust public discussion.
Garfield Elementary School principal Jeff Green led a wide community fundraiser for teacher Josh Rob bs Insoy. Donations poured in from KU, K-State, Bill Snyder, Steve Grogan, the Kansas City Chiefs and local businesses. Over 200 auction items and baskets drew hundreds, with KOFO publicity and Sandbar staff fueling attendance. Total donations exceed $25,000 and keep growing.
Syndicated columnist Charley Reese calls for abrogating the United Nations and withdrawing from it. He criticizes the Security Council, criticizes U.S. involvement, and argues the U.N. interferes with American sovereignty while predicting power politics will govern global affairs. Reese includes his contact address in Orlando, Florida.
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