Law of the Harvest shapes our choices and destinies
This essay argues that life is governed by the Law of the Harvest, with actions sowing future outcomes. It emphasizes personal responsibility, proactive change, and the impact of choices on destiny, citing figures like Bryan, Shaw, Covey, and urging self assessment by readers in Roswell New Mexico.
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Paul
William Jennings Bryan
George Bernard Shaw
Canada
Stephen Covey
Frustration with Political Correctness in Roswell column
Steve Wolfe voices frustration with political correctness in society and the church. He criticizes PC terms and actions from entertainment to government, sharing examples from the Washington Redskins debate to a Gap ad and a Vietnam War poem. He urges readers to “Man up” and notes his Roswell Neighborhood Watch role and contact.
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America
Washington Redskins
Susquehanna Crusaders
SENM
Washington, D.C
U.S. Capitol Building
Screening tests for adolescents expand preventive care guidance
Dr Komaroff notes the AAP checklist urges lipid screening between ages 9 and 11 and HIV testing between 16 and 18. He emphasizes drug and alcohol screening, mood concerns, and safety conversations during teen checkups to promote long term health and prevent risks.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
AAP
Claire McCarthy
Boston Children's Hospital
TSA
A Better Way to Run for President
Cal Thomas argues that the current nominating process is failing and suggests historians and former leaders design a new system. He notes low primary turnout and historic shifts from caucus and convention to modern primaries, urging a method that boosts participation and offers better options.
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Hillary Clinton
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Congress
Florida
Chicago
Stace
Hubert
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