Battle of the Little Bighorn examined by books
Roswell historians and librarians highlight works on the Battle of the Little Bighorn, its 1876 conflict, and its lasting legacy. Books cited include The Arikara Narrative of the Campaign, Lakota Noon, and The Last Stand, plus library programs and local reading initiatives.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Western Union
Roswell
Carnegie Public Library
Third Street
Richardson Avenue
Roswellpubliclibrary.org
Tomas Gonzalez
United States
U. S
Black Hills
South Dakota
Wyoming
Little Bighorn
Greasy Grass
United States Army
George Armstrong Custer
U.S
United
Great Plains
Custer
Gregory F. Michno
Seventh Cavalry
Battle of the Little Bighorn
Nathaniel Philbrick
Letters to the Editor on war toll and media outrage
A reader argues against sensationalist reporting on war crimes while insisting the toll of repeated combat shapes soldiers. He recalls past conflicts from Korea to Vietnam, notes long deployments and dehumanization, and warns that a powerful military demands understanding the human price.
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CNN
Korea
Vietnam
Mai Lai
Europe
Germany
Pacific
Literacy stance sparks clash over third grade reading policy
Dave Swink of Roswell blasts a plan to mandate promotion only for third graders who read at grade level, accusing legislators of back-pocket ties to NEA. He argues the policy harms students and boosts funds while ignoring reading outcomes and higher dropout risk.
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NEA Union
Dave Swink
Roswell
Panic Disorder Treatment Options and Therapy Approaches
Dr Komaroff outlines the typical panic disorder treatment strategy combining antidepressants with fast-acting anti anxiety drugs and psychotherapy. Cognitive therapy helps patients challenge fears while behavior therapy uses gradual exposure and breathing techniques. Reducing caffeine is advised and more details are available in his Special Health Report.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
AskDoctorK.com
Hinojosa quotes Santorum amid GOP debate controversy
Maria Hinojosa, an Emmy winning journalist, compiles quotes showing Santorum denying saying black people while urging audience forgiveness. The piece cites media coverage and calls for truth over political theater as the 2012 context unfolds.
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CNN
Santorum
Maria Hinojosa
PBS
NPR
Latino USA
Futuremediagroup
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Laura Geringer
Mrs. Honey
King Bidgood
Molly
Friends of the Library
Second St
Roswell Public Library
Dr. K
Shop
Hinojosa
Copy Rite
Sherri Beckham
Lain de Eee
We Copy House
Richardson
Ceaehoe Zoe
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