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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 2013

Page

4

Thought for Today by Katherine Mansfield

A reflection by Katherine Mansfield urges facing realities to prevent them from becoming terrors. The quote from the New Zealand author emphasizes confronting truths to stay in control.

Katherine Mansfield

The Gazette's graduation advice for the Class of 2013

The editorial urges grads to pursue passion over pay, act with conscience, defend freedom, and exert effort, noting times change yet core guidance endures. It recalls past channels of the paper's counsel while highlighting four key points: do what you love, do the right thing, resist legal overreach, and give it your all. The piece closes with a congratulatory nod to 2013 graduates.

Gaffney S.C South Carolina Uncle Sam The Gazette Gaston County

Immigrants and immigration policy in a time of crisis

Thomas Sowell argues that immigration debates rely on abstract generalities rather than concrete, data driven facts. He cites historical studies by the Dillingham commission and Milton Friedman’s empiricism to caution against rushing comprehensive reform without considering welfare state realities and cultural compatibility.

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Letter to the Editor criticizes Scout policy change

Regina Blanton of Gastonia laments the Boy Scouts decision to admit homosexual members claiming the leadership caved to a lobby and will face an exodus of youth and church support. She insists homosexuality is immoral and warns acceptance erodes American values.

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