Almanag Highlights From October 2 2010 History Birthdays and Quote
Today marks the 275th day of 2010 with notable events including the start of the Texas revolution in 1835 and Thurgood Marshall's 1967 swearing in as the first Black Supreme Court justice. Birthdays cover Gandhi Hull Marx Greene Reed McLean Sting Bracco Ripa and more. The day features Wilson's quote on liberty and the moon phase between last quarter and the new moon.
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Kelly Ripa
America
Losing our way in Afghanistan
Washington weighs the Afghan war as Woodward’s book portrays a failing campaign driven by momentum rather than strategy. Obama’s limited surge, mixed messages on goals, and doubts from officials spotlight doubts about endings, with Pakistan as the broader, destabilizing factor.
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Waiting for Superman sparks debate on education and policy
Cal Thomas criticizes the film Waiting for Superman and links its message to race, class, and political stances. He argues that public education failures trap the poor, cites Obama and congressional allies, and calls for accountability beyond teacher unions. He urges scrutiny of funding and voucher programs amid national debate.
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Letters to the Editor on Page B3 criticize site choices and politics
Raymond F. Millard argues against a 24 acre 100 year rental for Site 3 citing flood risk and infrastructure costs while contrasting with a preferred Admiral King site. Rich Johnson criticizes Republicans and the 2008 economy, blaming dismantling of factories and wage concerns.
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Privacy dogs a culture of voyeurism after Clementi death
Kathleen Parker argues the Tyler Clementi case reveals a breach of privacy driven by social media and voyeur culture. She links the Rutgers student’s death to online invasion and bullying, calls for accountability, and urges renewed respect for privacy and civil behavior.
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Tyler Clementi
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