Silent Sufferers: “The List” further endangers domestic abuse victims

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October 11, 2010

schedule 2 min read

Citizenship is an interesting concept. It’s sort of like being a member in a club; members of “Club America” have symbols and oaths and the fun of keeping other people out. So when Mexican illegals cross the border into the United States our government’s reaction of hostility should come as no surprise. But by labeling […]

A Nation Gone to Pot

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April 13, 2009

schedule 4 min read

Drugs are bad. Anyone who has been to the pit of hell that is drug addiction will tell you that. I myself have seen friends turned into lying fiends by their need of a substance. Drugs are a major problem for this country; so what is to be done? The definition of insanity is performing the same action over and over again and each time expecting a different outcome.

Darkest Evening shines brightly

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March 30, 2009

schedule 2 min read

If you’ve been to a major book seller in the past month, you’ve probably walked past a tower of neatly arranged books titled The Darkest Evening of the Year. Borders, Barnes and Noble, and to a lesser extent Walden Books all have been pushing this latest title by Dean Koontz pretty hard.

America the beautiful

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March 16, 2009

schedule 2 min read

The Springville Art Museum’s latest exhibit, the American Collection, is as diverse in styles and artists as America is in cultures and regional personalities. At the exhibit’s core are statues of America’s great Emancipator himself, Abraham Lincoln. The pieces range from life-size statues of a young Lincoln to a large bust of him.