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The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina

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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 2012

Page

4

What to do after Newtown moral reflections piece

A concluding editorial urges real change through small acts of kindness and calm, not demonizing others. It calls for listening, thinking ahead, global life views, and personal responsibility to reduce violence without relying on sweeping laws or sensational rhetoric.

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Be the change for youth through SAVE violence prevention

Jaclyn, a Highland School of Technology senior and chair of the National SAVE Youth Advisory Board, urges students to act against school shootings. She cites 382 fatalities since 1992 and urges starting SAVE chapters to empower youth, educate, and engage in prevention.

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Letters to the Editor on Sandy Hook and King Herod

The writer links the Sandy Hook tragedy to King Herod and notes how recent events echo past murders of children. They express grief for Newtown families, call for ongoing support, and send thoughts and prayers to those affected.

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Voices rise over Newtown tragedy and political blame

Ronald Phillips of Gastonia argues that greed and money shape U S governance, contributing to gun violence and social injustice. He condemns racial bias and tax policies, urges accountability for leaders, and calls for changing a country he says is built on misused power and fear.

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