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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2001
Page
4
Southern Illinois readers praise Thanksgiving Day volunteers for meals and homebound deliveries while Benton council debates bonuses for Barnfare workers. Carterville high school scholar bowl team and coach Brenda Bratcher win top honors at the state coaches association kickoff, with most players being underclassmen.
A reader praises Michael Dann for a Prairie Farms Dairy feature. The letter recalls the co op’s founding in Minnesota, notes Erwin A. Fosse on the founding board, and traces the dairy’s evolution from butter to milk operations and later beef enterprise.
A religious reference quotes Mark 10 6 stating from the beginning of creation God made them male and female. The line emphasizes a traditional biblical view of human origins and gender designation.
A concise meditation on science and learning, asserting that understanding is humanity’s privilege and mission. The quote contrasts thinkers across backgrounds, linking curiosity to a lofty, universal purpose.
A policy notice explains submissions for the Voice of the Reader column. Letters must be signed with author name and city, include a verifiable telephone number, be under 250 words, address current issues, and may be edited. Poetry, mass submissions, or libelous attacks are not published.
Gary Marx reflects on the meaning of tradition through a Thanksgiving where saintly women in the kitchen saved the upside down turkey. He recalls family rituals like grace, beer runs as traditions, and the evolving nature of shared meals and gratitude at home in Southern Illinois.
Philip Terzian argues the cloning ethics clash with medicine, noting ACT is challenged by political foes and religious figures. He questions whether cloning research should proceed while abortion rights and embryo status remain contentious. The piece weighs scientific hurdles against moral and legal consequences.
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