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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2013
Page
6
A reminiscence contrasts modern NFL safety rules with rough old time football. The author recalls primitive gear, brutal pushups, and full contact play in youth and the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl at Lamb Field, Portales, where big sides and old grudges shaped the game.
Baxter Black argues about how societies choose racial labels and team names in a broad discussion of Native American terms and other identifiers. He notes varied opinions, cites a 2002 Sports Illustrated survey, and predicts cultural self identity will evolve, possibly leading to changes in the Washington football team name.
The opinion page outlines unsigned editorials as the editorial board’s view and lists members including Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. It also sets letter guidelines of public-interest topics under 300 words with submission details via email and phone.
Reader writers may reach Editor David Stevens to submit guest columns. Contact options include telephone at 763 6991 and email at dstevens pntonline.com.
The Quay County Sun asserts that freedom is a gift of life and, with voice comes responsibility. The note highlights the newspaper’s mission to give voice to all and uphold democratic values in its reporting.
Judge Shannon Bacon upholds Hanna Skandera authority and rejects critics who tried to roll back the new teacher evaluations. The ruling insists on continuing reforms aimed at improving reading and math results, while acknowledging issues like poverty and language barriers. Critics, including legislators and union leaders, are urged to engage constructively and focus on program improvement rather than opposition.
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