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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2015
Page
4
A thought for the day reflects on betrayal as self-betrayal, attributed to Isaac Bashevis Singer, the Polish born American author and Nobel Prize winner who lived from 1904 to 1991.
Colleges backed off controversial graduation speakers in 2014 amid campus protests. The piece argues openness to diverse views strengthens education, citing Michelle Obama at Tuskegee and Condoleezza Rice at Rutgers as examples of free speech in graduation ceremonies. It asserts intolerance undermines learning and Founders protections.
The essay argues that declaring science settled is foolish and dangerous. It cites Barack Obama and Al Gore, questions wealth and privilege debates, and critiques campus politics, media influence, and academic integrity while highlighting economist Walter Williams and George Mason University.
A reader lauds District Attorney Bell for remarks in The Gazette on May 28 about police shootings and public attitudes. The letter critiques media portrayals of victims and emphasizes obedience and courtesy toward police, contrasting past norms with current resistance.
A reader urges courteous compliance when stopped by police to avoid shootings. The columnist suggests polite responses, then reporting actions to police leadership and the Gazette, arguing that paperwork encourages nonlethal outcomes. Calvin Rix signs the letter.
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