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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2015

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4

Thought for Today from Muggeridge

A concise reflection notes that people reject lies not from obligation but from desire, reflecting Malcolm Muggeridge as a British author and commentator. The line suggests belief driven by personal will rather than external pressure, signaling moral insight.

Malcolm Muggeridge

University cuts hit UNC system 46 programs across 16 campuses

The UNC Board of Governors slashed 46 degree programs statewide, with Charlotte losing two undergrad and three masters tracks. ECU Greensboro and others also cut multiple programs, targeting arts humanities and foreign language teacher training amid a push toward career-focused offerings.

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More choices to improve black education, Ferguson notes

Walter E. Williams argues that removing barriers and expanding school choice, including charter schools and vouchers, can improve black education. He cites Ferguson's police representation, NAEP gaps, and high public funding with poor outcomes, urging private options as a cheaper, superior alternative.

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Freedom means tolerance for others who disagree

Letter writer Dave Hoesly argues that school officials censoring a yearbook page raises private property and press freedom concerns. He contends freedom requires tolerance for differing views and warns against a trend toward compulsory speech.

Land of the Free Dave Hoesly Gastonia

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