Plague of violence and school probation in focus
A long reflection on rising violence in America, from bombings to teen crime and a critique of the legal system. It notes Oklahoma City bombing impact, the O J Simpson trial, and calls for accountability, followed by a report on the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency school based juvenile probation program begun in 1992.
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Patrick's Profiles Encore Column on Decisiveness and Enlightenment
This encore column argues for old fashioned virtues like discipline and responsibility. It critiques modern “enlightened” gray areas in morality, urging decisive action, clear attitudes, and avoiding fence sitting while condemning those who claim perpetual circumspection.
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Spiritual toy bombs and the Pooh taunt faith
A writer compares wartime atrocities to cultural threats against Christian faith. He warns against a Winnie the Pooh themed Taoist message pushed in schools, arguing it undermines Christianity while defending church-state separation. He laments the double standard in education policies and recalls Soviet poison gas and hidden bombs as harsher harms.
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Northwestern Wildcats Rise to Big Ten Champions and Rose Bowl
Northwestern's transformative season turns wild tale from repeated near-misses to Big Ten champions headed to the Rose Bowl. Coach Gary Barnett inspired by Steve Musseau, who fought cancer and heart disease, with players urged to believe and sing High Hopes in Kenosha.
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Californians for Political Reform push election limits on ballot
A voter initiative in California seeks to curb influence without public financing. Californians for Political Reform filed over 700,000 signatures. at least 433,269 valid are needed. The plan caps contributions at 250 per election for state legislators, 500 for governor, 100 for local races, bans lobbyist solicitations, and bars fundraising in non election years.
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