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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2011
Page
7
A quote attributed to Martin Luther King Jr. declares that darkness cannot drive out darkness and hate cannot drive out hate, only light and love can dispel them. It reflects his civil rights leadership and advocacy for nonviolent change.
The Ottawa editorial honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day and argues for greater student understanding of King’s life and civil rights struggles. It cites quotes from King and reflects on education, tolerance, and the need to judge by character, not skin color, as the community awaits essay contest winners at Ottawa University Chapel.
The Ottawa Herald stresses an open reader forum for local impact issues. It upholds free press and free speech while supporting individual rights and a progressive civic course through editorials that educate and persuade residents and institutions.
The passage urges nurturing spouse and family relationships during the holidays. It defines resilient families by commitment, appreciation, positive communication, shared activities, values, stress management, and proactive cooperation. It offers practical steps: prioritize activities, schedule family time, encourage cooperation, communicate openly, express affection, forgive, provide support, describe feelings, and seek support after setbacks.
A guide emphasizes relaxing with family, laughter as stress relief, and planning fun times to celebrate milestones beyond birthdays and holidays. It notes national family life changes, offers strategies to meet challenges, and highlights strengths, cooperation, and commitment as keys to a closer, better functioning unit with Rebecca McFarland of Frontier Extension District No. 11 cited.
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