Roswell concert by National Guard Band praised by readers
Readers thank the New Mexico Army National Guard Band for a July 2 Roswell concert at Pearson Auditorium. The feature included seven Mariachi players, audience participation, and a saxophone and brass quartet. Five NM Tech staff joined the four concert tour shows. Readers also debate evolution and Hoyle's views, praising Russell Scott’s July 2 letter.
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New Mexico Army National Guard
Roswell
Pearson Auditorium
U.S. Army
New Mexico Military Institute
Leonard E. Cheney
Technology reshaping the world through generations
An informal reflection on how technological change spans eras from Civil War era life to the space age. The narrator notes shifts from horse travel and muzzle loaders to electricity and nuclear weapons, smartphones, and global connectivity, pondering what future youth will inherit.
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Wright Brothers
Japan
Power moves to prevent falls by quick reactions
Dr. Komaroff explains aging reduces muscle power and outlines at home strength training and weighted-vest moves to improve bending, reaching, lifting, and rising from a chair. The two strength exercises plus optional power moves combine strength and power benefits for daily function.
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AskDoctorK.com
Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck St
Boston
Spitzer's Wall Street Crusade and Fallout
A 2013 reflection credits Eliot Spitzer with uncovering Wall Street abuses tied to Merrill Lynch and mutual fund practices. It notes insider trading settlements, Marsh & McLennan fines, and Spitzer’s personal and political costs while praising his accountability drive.
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New York
Merrill Lynch
Spitzer
Marsh & McLennan
Michael Cherkasky
District Attorney's Office
Eliot Spitzer
Wall Street
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Sun
Clinique & Lauder
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