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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 2001

Page

4

Payday loans and banks join forces against the poor

A columnist laments loan sharks, praises skeptical reform, and notes payday lenders now backed by major banks. The piece argues banks fund lobbying to legalize high interest lending, linking it to political donations and organized crime muscle in the finance sector.

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Time for reason over passion in defusing hate

Guest commentary from Paul Simon urges calm after nationwide anti Muslim and anti Arab incidents. He praises Southern Illinois University for its compassionate responses, cites diverse acts of violence abroad, and calls for patient, informed action. Simon notes President Bush's praise of Islam and Mosque visit as signals of goodwill, and stresses listening and unity.

Southern Illinois University Red Cross Cleveland Phoenix India Chicago Afghanistan Pearl Harbor Iran Bush Congress Washington D.C Steve Chapman Chicago Tribune

Shylock Defends Usury Referencing Jacob’s Wealth Rise

Quotation ties Shylock’s defense of usury in The Merchant of Venice to Jacob’s skill in increasing his flocks. The text casts thrift as blessing when not stolen, reflecting themes of wealth and moral ambiguity.

Shylock William Shakespeare Jacob

Verse Ad Echoes Moral Parity From Forum to Market

A To pay advertisement proclaims a moral balance echoed across society. It states that the same standards apply to people in all roles from priest to slave and buyer to seller, lender to borrower, creditor to debtor, indicating a universal ethical measure.

Voice of the Reader: unity amid terror fears

A reader from Eldorado expresses unity after the attacks, recalling the tower collapse and urging vigilance to protect liberties. He emphasizes Americans as a mosaic of races and faiths, urging national cohesion and justice for all.

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IBHE proposal would require college prep courses for all high school students

The Illinois Board of Higher Education suggests a mandatory college prep sequence for all high schoolers. It argues this will boost college access and completion, raise diploma value, and equip youths with broad knowledge and discipline beyond consumer math and life skills courses.

Southern Illinoisan Illinois Board of Higher Education IBHE Illinois

From Italy We Are All Americans After Sept 11

Italy and the European Union express solidarity with the United States after the September 11 attacks. Luca and Nadia Podest of Piacenza send friendship to Marion and all Americans, noting flags half-mast and a shared resolve beyond vengeance.

Italy The Southern Illinoisan Chris Nancy Pemberton Marion European Union America Luca and Nadia Podest Piacenza

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