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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2015
Page
4
The Clovis Media Inc publication emphasizes that a free press gives a voice to all and carries a responsibility to protect that freedom for everyone, as stated by editor David Stevens.
William H. McRaven, UT System chancellor and architect of the bin Laden raid, launches a $1.7 million, multi year study to measure scope and causes of campus sexual violence. He cites sampling flaws in existing research and aims to guide fair policy by gathering better data.
unsigned editorials reflect Clovis Media Inc editorial board led by Editor David Stevens. other views on this page come from their authors. letters to the editor express reader opinions and are published subject to space and policy.
Thomas Garcia argues that funding shortfalls harm education programs in New Mexico while districts improve facilities and standards. He notes state grading improvements in Quay County districts and calls for protecting prevention programs against grant competition, citing underage drinking risks and CDC data on NM deaths.
Steve Hansen reflects from Tucumcari on cycling for fitness and scenery. He contrasts road and mountain bikes, notes local roads suit cyclists, and compares calorie burn of Tour de France riders and marathon runners. He prefers five hours of pedaling to running, and signs off with contact details.
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