Multilateralism versus nationalism in a troubled world
In a Brussels speech Secretary of State Pompeo questions the value of international bodies though history shows they often curb conflict and aid prosperity. He warns reforms or elimination, but the piece defends multilateralism as essential to peace and global development amid lingering nationalist tides and past wars.
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Europe
United States
League of Nations
Mike Pompeo
Brussels
United Nations
European Union
Organization of American States
African Union
Free World
Pompeo
Britain
United Kingdom
General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
U.N
World Food Program
Unicef
Iraq
World
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Thought for Today by Mike Todd
A quotation attributed to producer Mike Todd notes that poverty is a frame of mind while being broke is a temporary condition. It reflects on financial status as a mindset rather than a lasting state.
Local Gazette Letter Policy and Contact Instructions
The Gaston Gazette outlines letter submission rules requiring the writer’s name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy, with a preferred limit of 300 words. one letter every 15 days. Poetry, form letters, petitions and consumer complaints are not published. Mail P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 or email kellis gastongazette.com to Managing Editor Kevin Ellis.
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Gazette
P.O. Box
Gastonia
Kevin Ellis
Kellis
Gastongazette
No problem as a social cue in language debate
A column surveys differing views on the idiom No problem, tracing support from linguists such as Jack Chambers and Jean Berko Gleason and etiquette experts Diane Gottsman and Jacqueline Whitmore. It contrasts no problem with You're welcome, noting body language, civility, and the evolving tone in everyday exchanges. Times-News contributor Ernie Mazzatenta provides contact details for further commentary.
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Jack Chambers
University of Toronto
Chambers
Jacqueline Whitmore
Diane Gottsman
Protocol School of Texas
Joe Burton
Whil Concepts Inc
Silent Sam's Fortified Return At UNC Draws Fire
UNC proposes a 5.3 million dollar building to house Silent Sam with an 800000 yearly operating cost after the toppling incident. Critics say the fortress will symbolize costly, divisive preservation while supporters claim it protects history. John Hood of the John Locke Foundation questions the approach.
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University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Carol Folt
UNC
Silent Sam
University History and Education Center
Sam
Unc-Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Julian Carr
John Hood
The
John Locke Foundation
Unc-Tv
S “Nc Spin
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Lucy C. Talley
Michael Smith
Los Angeles Times
Mike Todd
Deborah Tannen
Georgetown University
Washington
Burton
Times-News
Ernie Mazzatenta
Hendersonville
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