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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2001
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan lists its leadership and staff roles with Publisher and Editor Linda Ritchie, Managing Editor Mark Duran Samuels, and Operations Manager Dennis DeRossett. The notice identifies the newspaper as part of Lee Enterprises.
Miami's Latin Grammys moved to Los Angeles after organizer C Michael Greene cited exile violence fears. Analysts note Miami's cultural diversity and promise, but authorities and citizens questioned the credibility of threats. The episode exposes a troubling climate of intimidation and silence within exile politics and warns of lost cultural and economic opportunity for the city.
A concise rendering of Genesis 1 1 declaring in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The verse marks the onset of creation, establishing divine authority and order.
Christina Stead notes that making something from nothing is the most primitive human passion and the most optimistic urge. This quote frames creativity as both fundamental and hopeful within the human spirit.
From Our Viewpoint warns that criminalizing unauthorized disclosure of classified information would curb the public's right to know. The piece cites past scandals and urges citizens to pressure Senator Durbin, listing office numbers and an email address to send protests ahead of committee hearings.
David A. Lightfoot of Southern Illinois University Carbondale argues genomics replaces GMO debates with a new approach. The shift moves from altering foreign genes to rewriting and combining existing genes to improve crops, aiming for disease resistance and yield stability while addressing environmental and health concerns.
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