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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2004
Page
2
A quotation attributed to Judith Groch from 1969 discusses how naming objects or ideas aids thinking yet invites mischief when labels shape perception. The excerpt reflects on language’s power to both clarify and mislead.
Ottawa city officials consider immediate improvements at the Don Woodard Center after voter rejection of a 1.5 million bond for a new recreation facility. Leaders note inadequate lighting and nonfunctional scoreboards hinder youth basketball and plan to address safety and visibility while awaiting longer term redevelopment.
Guest editorials publish readers' viewpoints not necessarily reflecting The Herald or its editorial stance. Readers should note the opinions represent individual contributors and do not imply newsroom endorsement or institutional approval.
The First Amendment outlines five core freedoms: religion free exercise free speech free press and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances. It protects individuals from government actions that limit these rights and forms the basis of American civil liberties.
Denise O'Dea, superintendent of Wellsville schools, urges early and steady test preparation. Students should study from the first day of school, review class notes, ask questions, and create a stepwise plan. Tests include ITBS, state assessments, and finals, with emphasis on regular practice and organized study.
Robert W. Tracinski argues that Martha Stewart faces culture wide hostility as a 'tall poppy' in American society. He suggests media glee at her trial reflects a broader envy driven morality that punishes high achievement and perfection.
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