Controversy and history behind Columbus Day
The piece surveys Columbus Day controversy across the Americas, noting native perspectives and alternative observances, and traces debates over Columbus, migration theories, and possible Vatican Italian involvement. It cites Penundo Cave findings and various regional attitudes while offering contact for further commentary.
Editorial: Chavez wins another term and the hollow revolution
The Dallas Morning News guest editorial criticizes Hugo Chavez for securing a six year presidency and argues his anti free market plan harms Venezuela’s growth. It notes oil wealth funds regional influence and questions sustained socialist gains without profits. The piece frames Chavez as a diminishing force amid regional indifference.
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Kings Mountain Defeat Helps Patriots in the South
History highlights the 1780 Battle of Kings Mountain where 1,000 patriot militiamen led by Col. Campbell defeated Maj. Ferguson’s loyalists on a rocky ridge near the North Carolina South Carolina line. The win marked a pivotal early southern victory against British forces.
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William Campbell
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Doonesbury on OCD and obsessive thoughts in daily life
Doonesbury explains casual use of the term OCD and contrasts ordinary worries with true Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. It notes common rituals like checking doors and outlines that OCD involves persistent, irrational obsessions and compulsions that overtake a person’s behavior.
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NMMI Colts Run Strong in CloVIS Invitational
New Mexico Military Institute fielded a strong showing as the Colts placed third at the Clovis Invitational. Carlsbad won with 28 points, Clovis 49, NMMI 89, Hobbs 93, and Roswell 96. Jeremy Salinas finished ninth in 16:46 to earn a medalist spot. Junior varsity teammates Eli Crow and Pat Freeman took fifth and sixth in 18:11 and 18:12. In girls, Kendall Montgomery was fourth in 20:18 and Darcy Edmons 10th in 21:45, while Goddard's Heather Cochrane was third in junior varsity with 23:26.
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Jeremy Salinas
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Pat Freeman
Kendall Montgomery
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