Half as dangerous Woman ponders half time Secretary job
Essayist Liane Ellison Norman imagines a part time Secretary of State to curb overreach. She questions the elite credential standard for foreign policy leaders and advocates less foreign engagement to protect domestic interests and avoid war. The piece uses dialogue with friends to explore governing power and parental duties.
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Editorials Our Opinions on veterinary school admissions
Wisconsin governor Lucey seeks to buy 1 to 18 places of the 76 annual openings at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, arguing for out of state diversity. The piece argues Illinois should not admit more nonresidents and urges restraint given tax dollar support and existing demand.
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Rethinking Trash Can Use to Cut Litter
National Wildlife Federation official Thomas L. Kimball argues waste cans are just the start of reducing litter. He criticizes Keep America Beautiful for endorsing throwaway packaging and favors laws on can and bottle deposits to shift costs to producers and reward returns.
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Latin American higher education under siege
The piece contrasts U S and Latin American higher education. It cites politicization, open admissions, overcrowding, and right and left purge of faculty in Latin America, noting private universities as quieter havens, while Illinois faces funding strains yet preserves academic freedom. It warns Latin America must separate politics from universities to restore stability.
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Editorials and letters from Southern Minnivan readers
The Southern Minivan outlines its opinion sections as the editorial page and Letters to the Editor, notes signed columns by staffers, and personal pieces on various pages. It clarifies that opinions differ from news and emphasizes objective reporting of facts.
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Press access to news sources sparks legal debate
News access rights are expanding through federal and state laws while courts weigh the First Amendment. Experts note shifts since 1973 rulings. cases in California Florida New Jersey and Nebraska shape reporters freedom to enter scenes and gather information.
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