Reputation as a bubble quotes Emma Carleton
A reflective remark attributed to Emma Carleton, an American journalist born in 1850 and deceased in 1925, noting that reputation is a bubble a person bursts when attempting to inflate it for self gain.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2013
Page
4
A reflective remark attributed to Emma Carleton, an American journalist born in 1850 and deceased in 1925, noting that reputation is a bubble a person bursts when attempting to inflate it for self gain.
OUR VIEWS argues for a federal shield law to protect journalists sources amid the Justice Department AP phone records search. The piece notes bipartisan White House backing and past collapses, stressing balanced rules and public access to information. It cites state shields and calls for timely passage for press freedom and accountability.
Hood, president of the John Locke Foundation, argues capital formation drives sustained growth not gimmicks. He cites NC lagging in 1990 2007 capital growth, notes tax and regulatory reforms in 2013 as necessary to lure private investment and boost productivity across firms and regions.
The writer recalls seeing three police cars with sirens and lights passing while other traffic did not yield. He argues drivers must move aside to avoid delaying emergency responses and to protect loved ones, urging adherence to traffic laws for public safety.
A 2013 budget stalemate prompts teachers and lawmakers to discuss funds and cuts. Critics urge principals and boards to review potential job losses while noting the House has not passed its budget, contrasting with Senate actions and political blame.
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