Plutarch Quote on Objections to Oration
A quotation from the Greek historian Plutarch circa 100 A.D. notes that raising objections to another’s speech is easy, but producing a better one in its place is a difficult task.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2004
Page
2
A quotation from the Greek historian Plutarch circa 100 A.D. notes that raising objections to another’s speech is easy, but producing a better one in its place is a difficult task.
Ottawa residents and bondholders tour the new 10 million dollar wastewater treatment facility at 703 E. First St. an open house from 3 to 7 pm Wednesday will explain how solids are removed and water is returned to the Marais des Cygnes River with enough oxygen to support life the plant doubles prior capacity and aims to double again as growth arrives the American Council of Engineering Cos. of Kansas has nominated it for a 2004 City Public Improvement Award.
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Denise O'Dea, superintendent of Wellsville schools, argues courage includes risking failure as a path to success. She urges parents and teachers to provide support that lets students try, fail, and grow, citing examples from Lincoln to Apollo 13 and stressing growth over flawless first attempts.
Mark Morrisey, a Ottawa resident, reflects on the clash between Orange County conservatism and New York’s politics after President Bush’s influence on the 9/11 era. He contrasts regional cultures, cites Camp Pendleton, John Birch Society, and media biases while musing on national turmoil and personal lines.
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