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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2001
Page
4
Columnist Jim Muir argues that brain studies show men listen with the left brain while women use both hemispheres. He notes women can track multiple conversations and that men often miss remarks, inviting readers to see the findings as partial consolation for women and a chance to claim listening has a scientific basis.
A brief expository line recalls a moment from a gospel scene where two followers on the road speak in silence and sorrow after a solemn encounter, reflecting on their walked path and the unfamiliar questions that arise in shared grief.
The policy invites signed letters up to 250 words submitted by mail or email addressing timely issues. Telephone numbers are required for verification but not published, while author names and cities are published. The newspaper may edit letters and does not publish poetry hangs or mass submissions. Libelous or personally attacking letters are not published.
Living rooms glow with Christmas trees as the season arrives and the risk of fatal fires rises. Follow care steps like recutting the butt, keeping water, misting branches, and placing trees away from heat sources while using certified safe lights and avoiding open flames. For artificial trees, check for Fire Resistant labels and use outdoor certified lights with GFCI protection to reduce electrical hazards.
In a Southern Illinois column reader Anita Moorman from Carterville criticizes seat belt and helmet laws, laments funding cuts, jobs moving overseas, and calls for civic action. She urges residents to attend games, buy season tickets, and back the Saluki football team for a sold out home crowd.
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