Lemonade from Kansas education debate boosts science talk
Citizens for Science chair Steve Case aided by the Kansas board of education vote to de emphasize evolution in standards. At a 40 teacher gathering in Hays, educators discussed expanding evolution topics in class, turning a setback into statewide discussion. Parents and the public engaging in education is beneficial.
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Editorials From Readers Provide Diverse Viewpoints
Guest editorials present a variety of opinions for readers. The Herald notes views do not necessarily reflect the paper or its editor.
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Reader Forum Honoring William E Hawkins 1966-1999
Readers defend William Hawkins as a kind human, urging kindness over judgment after his death. Messages request condolences and funeral support for his son William Hawkins Jr, urging sympathy at Windmails Cafe and via phone.
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Reader Forum submissions guidelines at Ottawa Herald
Readers are invited to send opinions to the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed with the author's address and telephone number. Mail to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Limit 500 words.
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Rethinking the RUC and Northern Ireland reform debate
In Northern Ireland reform talks the Royal Ulster Constabulary faces reform as central to peace yet actions lag despite 175 recommendations. Patten-led work urges integrating police into a peaceable society, while the Good Friday plan’s governance framework remains largely unexecuted.
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Armpit Hair Goes Mainstream In 1990s Fashion
A wave of self expression sees women ditch shaving and antiperspirants as underarm hair becomes a bold style statement. Celebrities like Julia Roberts spark debate, while experts say confidence and rebellion drive the trend despite health concerns and mixed male reactions.
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Hurricanes reveal what homes truly mean to people
Charley Reese reflects after Hurricane Floyd on the value of homes and possessions, noting that while people may survive, memories and personal histories embedded in houses outlive material loss. He observes that disasters test attachments, with elderly residents often reluctant to evacuate, and explains that insurance cannot compensate for intangible ties to places and memories.
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