Kindness attracts people you may not like
A reflective line notes that being naturally kind can draw in many individuals who are difficult or disagreeable, highlighting the paradox of kindness drawing both positive and negative attention.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2014
Page
6
A reflective line notes that being naturally kind can draw in many individuals who are difficult or disagreeable, highlighting the paradox of kindness drawing both positive and negative attention.
A reflection on reality TV and online obsession with strange behaviors and individuals. The piece notes bearded ladies on posters, mass drinking on set, curiosity about unusual lives, and the public’s appetite for fringe spectacle. It ends with a quote about the freak flag flying high today.
Baxter Black recounts a dangerous field procedure to save a domed cross bred cow and calf during a Colorado winter afternoon. Merle and Earl attempt to replace the uterus using improvised tools and a boot, tape, and lidocaine, risking knee injury and a dramatic outcome.
Editorial board notes unsigned editorials reflect the Clovis Media Inc stance with Ray Sullivan and David Stevens named. Letters to the editor should discuss public interests not private disputes and stay under 300 words with contact options provided for submissions.
The Quay County Sun emphasizes that freedom is a life gift and calls for responsibility to safeguard that freedom for every person. The message frames journalism as a voice for all and a duty to protect rights.
Viewpoint argues the College Board is redesigning the SAT to align with high school work. Changes include revised vocabulary, optional essay, no guessing penalty, broader Khan Academy prep, and four college applications without fees, plus a return to a 1600 scale and calculator restrictions in math. Although some fear ease, the piece notes relevance and persistence of GPA as college success predictor.
Senator Tom Udall and Representative Ben Lujan provide Washington and Albuquerque or state offices with phone numbers 202-224-6621 and 505-346-6791 for Udall and 202-225-6190 and 505-986-5047 for Lujan, plus a web site address http://lujan.house.gov for public outreach.
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