Stop the charade let college athletes get paid
Doug Walp argues for paying college athletes amid March Madness profits. He cites TV rights, coach salaries, and NCAA revenues while warning about parity, recruitment, and antitrust rulings. He supports compensating athletes for name image and likeness.
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Editorial urges closing Guantanamo and honoring treaties
The piece argues Congress blocks transfers from Guantanamo Bay citing international law and treaty obligations. It notes 91 detainees remain with 35 slated for transfer, many are dangerous, some tortured, and trials risk compromised evidence. It supports Obama’s Feb 23 plan to shut the prison.
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Roswell Recreation Center transition praised by city leaders
Letters thank the Parks and Recreation Department City staff and partners for moving Yucca Recreation Center to the Roswell Adult Center at 807 N Missouri Ave and for continued sports programs. Roswell Daily Record coverage praised.
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Editorial policy and submission guidelines at Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record explains editorial policy and how to submit pieces By email or mail. It notes unsigned editorials reflect the newspaper's stance and welcomes guest editorials and reader columns within a 750 word limit.
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