Life is really simple quote attributed to Confucius
A concise reflection quotes Confucius on life’s simplicity while noting human tendency to complicate matters. The famous philosopher’s line emphasizes straightforward living amid complexity.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2014
Page
6
A concise reflection quotes Confucius on life’s simplicity while noting human tendency to complicate matters. The famous philosopher’s line emphasizes straightforward living amid complexity.
Karl Terry writes about his playful feuds with birds and the lengths he goes to prove he loves wildlife. He jokes about swallows, hummingbirds, and a prairie chicken anecdote while defending his porch nests and drought era habits.
Baxter Black analyzes why thieves raid farm boneyards and how theft spreads from local yards to California's Central Valley. He notes preparation by criminals, the use of scouts and buyers, and the emotional clash between legal remedies and the urge to defend property, ending with a controversial fantasy of vigilante justice.
Opinion page outlines unsigned editorials as the editorial board of Clovis Media Inc. and lists members Mike Jensen and David Stevens. Letters to the editor must be public interest oriented, under 300 words, with contact details for submissions. Guest columns welcome through Editor David Stevens via phone or email.
The Quay County Sun outlines its role as a community newspaper serving Clovis Tucumcari and surrounding areas. It emphasizes giving a voice to all, valuing freedom as a life gift, and bearing responsibility to protect that freedom for everyone.
Critics question whether increasing K 12 funding will raise New Mexico's dismal test scores and graduation rates. The piece notes New Mexico spends $11,019 per student yet ranks near the bottom nationally and questions the effectiveness of tapping permanent funds for education amid persistent gaps in rural poverty and English language needs.
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