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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
4
Publisher Dennis DeRossett Editor James Bennett Managing Editor Ralph Loos refer to the newspaper's leadership structure.
The newspaper invites signed letters under 250 words addressing current issues and provides contact details for submission by mail, fax, or email. Letters must include the writer's name and hometown, may be edited, and libelous or personal attacks are not published.
The Board of Trustees will consider Thursday a proposal to raise Salukis men's basketball coach Chris Lowery's pay from 210000 to 255000 annually. The 45000 increase, arranged by former athletic director Paul Kowalczyk, aligns with nationwide coaching rewards as SIU competes in the Missouri Valley Conference.
The Salukis back coach Chris Lowery amid five straight NCAA berths and a 20 percent pay hike. SIU compares his package to peers at Wichita State and Northern Iowa while hinting a boost may come if playoff runs continue.
Letter thanks the Jackson County Board of Health for over 50 years of combined experience guiding the county health department. Members include two doctors a dentist two attorneys a school administrator a family counselor and a health care administrator. They meet monthly approve the budget five year plans policies and hire the administrator. They operate largely behind the scenes with no compensation and are led by John Erbes Yolanda Simon Mary Pohlmann and others. The writer urges readers to thank board members for their service.
Janet Garris of Makanda laments that ballgames and track meets receive more prominence than a coal mine explosion in Kentucky, criticizing the era's misplaced priorities and respect for life.
Memorial Hospital in Carbondale paid tribute to William Hamilton M D for bringing neonatal intensive care to the community in the late 1960s. The event celebrated NICU graduates and remembered his nights on ventilator duty and daytime clinic hours, honoring his patient first philosophy and leadership of the health care team.
In an April 8 column the writer critiques recent magazine and TV claims that undermine Biblical events and miracles. He questions the logic of theories like Jesus walking on ice and argues common sense is lacking in modern findings. He wonders why scientists and scholars seem to dispute the Bible and God.
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that the free online game Super Columbine mass casualty event reduces real tragedy to a screen experience. He warns games that simulate violence against real victims desensitize players and moral distance persists, undermining respect for those harmed.
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