Remember Me Easterreflection on faith and memory
A religious column contemplates life, memory, and the Easter story. It reflects on Jesus last supper, the meaning of remembrance, and the call to honor his sacrifice through daily acts. The author cites scripture from John and Luke, notes a Mark Schultz song, and invites readers to remember Christ year round.
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Rick Kraft
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Immigrant scientists and families in visa debate
The piece argues against a false choice in immigration policy that would favor high tech workers with advanced degrees over family members of legal residents. It cites President Obama on immigration strength and notes broad opposition to restricting family reunification to boost skilled immigration. It mentions Jeb Bush advocating reduced family-based immigration.
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Harvest of Uncertainty Over Obamacare for Farmers
Editorial notes Obamacare will affect farmers and farm workers through H-2A and E-Verify rules and a worker shortage. It cites Western Growers leader Tom Nassif arguing the act burdens small operators and could drive some to opt out or cut hours to avoid mandates.
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Doonesbury on Immune Boosting Skepticism and Health Claims
The discussion explains that immune boosting is largely unsupported by science and can be harmful if pursued through marketing claims. It notes autoimmune conditions illustrate the need for balanced immune function, cites Harvard experts, and warns that many labels mislead consumers about immunity support.
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