Media literacy as antidote to fake news gains attention
Barbara Beck argues that media literacy helps readers access analyze evaluate and create information across media. She cites Pew findings on sharing fake stories and Stanford research on critical evaluation, detailing classroom experiences and the goal of well informed democratic citizens through schools libraries and communities.
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Untold Greatness of a Man on a Simple Path
A guest editorial argues that greatness does not require titles or colleges and portrays Jesus Christ as a transformative figure despite hardship. It notes his absence of worldly credentials, betrayal, trial, crucifixion, and burial, emphasizing his enduring influence on history.
Santa speaks on year round work and giving second chances
Santa explains year round duties from December to next Christmas and how reindeer elves and Mrs. Claus contribute. He says there are no bad people only chances for growth and that prayer and charity guide his mission worldwide. Reporter Curtis M Michaels notes contact details.
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Letters Policy Limits Submissions and Etiquette
A community notice explains letters should be about issues, be legible, and limited to two per month. It warns against libelous or defamatory content and asks writers to keep thanks brief to avoid delaying publication.
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