Apology Demands Surround Contested Arnett Residency
A letter to the editor argues Arnett family residency changes aimed to boost son Bobby Arnett’s District 1 bid. The writer notes the Hannah district moves, calls for accountability, and defends editorial satire while condemning possible voter registration manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Arnett
Bobby Arnett
Keith Bell
Chaves County
Arnetts
Stephens Circle
Magistrate District
Darby Road
Dexter
Manon
Eddie Arnett
Editorial prompts discussion on misogyny after Santa Barbara killings
The piece links Elliot Rodger's rampage to a broader culture of male entitlement and gender violence. It notes social media activism like YesAllWomen and cites Jill Abramson's pay dispute and Anheuser-Busch executive gaps as context. It calls for renewed discussion on women's power and societal values.
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Elliot Rodger
Mr. Rodger
Rodger
Santa Barbara
University of California
Twitter
Facebook
New York Times
Jill Abramson
Anheuser-Busch
Francine Katz
Wilshire Court rent and HUD rule clash spark concerns
A resident reports higher rent and extra water charges at Wilshire Boulevard versus Rio Vista under HUD while ongoing cockroach and ant infestations persist. Exterminator visits are infrequent, prompting daily checks and complaints to HUD. The writer warns others to scrutinize leases before signing.
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Wilshire Boulevard
Rio Vista
Meghan Hood
Wilshire
HUD
GMO Fear vs Facts: Debating Food Safety and Freedom
The piece argues that GMO fears are overblown and unnecessary, noting 90 percent of U S corn is GM, benefits like higher yields and reduced pesticides, and cites scientists and studies finding no human harm. It contrasts alarmist messaging with evidence, highlighting vitamin A rice and cost benefits for the poor, while acknowledging activism and politics around \"Food Nanies\" education.
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America
Chipotle
Michael Hansen
Consumer Reports
Jon Entine
Genetic Literacy Project
Entine
Asia
Africa
Michelle Obama
Stossel
Caroline Clausen
Congress
James Madison
Journal Writing Can Help Manage Stress and Mood
Dear reader, research shows expressive writing can aid coping for healthy people after emotional blows. In a study, students who wrote about traumatic events for 15 minutes for four days used fewer pain relievers and visited health services less over six months. Deep reflection during writing may help contextualize experiences and reduce distress.
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Arnett
K.C. Rogers
Boy Scouts of America
Eagle Scout
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Timothy
Howsare
Editorial
Illega
John
Dr. K
United Media Syndicate
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