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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 2005

Page

3

First Amendment and Offense in Free Speech Debate

Jeff Jacoby argues that the First Amendment does not guarantee a right not to be offended. He frames offense as the cost of free expression and emphasizes personal responsibility for reacting to diverse viewpoints.

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County Clerk Perry Sparks Payroll Tug of War in Franklin County

In Franklin County, County Clerk Shari Perry and county commissioners clash over payroll control. Commissioners vote to hand payroll records to state and federal investigators while Perry defies requests, saying she followed policy. Both sides dig in, hindering cooperation and raising questions about processes and laws.

Franklin County Shari Perry Perry Moxie Register of Deeds

Single sex education best for addressing gender gaps

Rich Lowry argues after Summers controversy that acknowledging hard wired differences between boys and girls is needed. He cites Sax and National Endowment for the Arts data, contending single sex schools boost girls in math and science and counter reading disengagement among boys, urging accommodation in education and culture wars.

Larry Summers Harvard Summers Time Magazine Leonard Sax Sax Washington Post America National Endowment For the Arts National Assessment of Educational Progress NEA God Margaret

Bush defense of privatized Social Security falls flat

Donald Kaul argues President Bush pushes privatization as a fix for Social Security while evidence and polls show weak public support. He accuses Bush of misrepresenting plans, fears manipulation by powerful interests, and notes opposition from AARP, Swift Boat veterans backers, and conservative groups as the debate intensifies nationwide.

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