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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2008
Page
2
A brief quotation from Suzanne K. Langer the philosopher and writer dated 1942 appears in this historical snippet. The line reflects her views on art mind and symbolism and captures the era's intellectual tone. The source notes her prominence in philosophy and aesthetics during the early twentieth century.
Ottawa area hosts Franklin County Realtors Parade of Homes with over 50 properties priced from 72 000 to 1 640 000. New development The Coves at Tallgrass grows near Wilson Street and Davis Avenue with four Century 21 Lantis Associates models. Prices in Elderberry Lane and Bluestem Drive range from 94 900 to 114 900 for 836 to 1 230 square feet. The coving style, walkways, and potential link to American Eagle Distribution Center enhance neighborhood appeal while employment growth and an intermodal project in Gardner may push demand higher.
The quoted passage presents the First Amendment's core protections for religion speech and press, assembly, and petition. It outlines parliamentary endorsement of liberty, limits on government establishment of religion, free exercise, and safeguards against abridging peaceful assembly and redress of grievances.
Readers are invited to send hand signed letters to The Ottawa Herald at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas or email letters ottawaherald.com Submissions must include the author’s address and telephone number and be no more than 409 words Editors may edit for space grammar and clarity
Will Durst mocks the Indiana voter ID ruling and the outrage over showing a government issued photo ID. He questions the burden, contrasts views of Justice Stevens with conservatives, and humorously notes everyday ID uses from paying for beer to boarding planes. Durst signs off as a political comedian and syndicated columnist.
Dorvonda Payne, Ottawa University's Campus editor, laments dwindling courtesy and communal responsibility seen on campus. She recalls witnesses failing to aid someone in need and urges peers to reclaim common courtesy, citing a passage attributed to Pastor Martin Niemöller about remaining silent during oppression.
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