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Last Week's Poll
Question: Do you have plans to commemorate Sept. 11?
We've hocked education, now what else have we got? - Diane Wagner
There is undoubtedly some uneasiness arising out of the Bush Administration's request for $87 billion to help rebuild Iraq, but there is one thing people seem to have forgotten.
You've got to know when to fold 'em - Ed Brock
Never did I think I would be quoting Kenny Rogers, but sometimes you do have to know when to fold 'em.
There's a star kid in all of us - Trina Trice
A poor, Canadian teenager's dirty little secret has been making the rounds on the Internet.
Football thoughts
By Anthony Rhoads
Ah, the perfect season of the year - Bob Paslay
Autumn doesn't actually begin until Sept. 23, but already there is fall in the air. The milder temperatures, the sense of heading toward the most exciting several months ahead, are upon us.
A few words on . . . well, words - Clay Wilson
Words are ubiquitous. Journalism experts would say one shouldn't use a word like ubiquitous in a column, because we are supposed to write to an eighth-grade reading level – and how many eighth graders know what ubiquitous means?
Ferguson, Davis in run-off for judge
By Ed Brock
obituaries
September 17, 2003
Another one bites the dust - April Avison
Journalists have always been thoroughly interested in other people's lives and I'll admit I enjoy my share of gossip.
Rotary student enjoying the South
By April Avison
Lady ?Cats get ugly win
By Anthony Rhoads
Johnson wins spot on board
By Trina Trice
Local writers use memories, imagination for their stories
By Trina Trice
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NEWS DAILY - COMMUNITY LINKS
An unstoppable assault on the senses - R.H. Joseph
There has to be a cure for idle chatter, the compulsion of the great unwashed to fill the air with meaningless drivel. Surely they would be better off spending in contemplation the countless hours otherwise wasted on jibber-jabber, and the rest of us could revel in the blessed silence.
Lady Cardinals stay undefeated
By Doug Gorman
Leaping into a quarter-life crisis - Rob Felt
Morgan carefully nestled his gin and canned-mandarin-orange-syrup cocktail down in the wet mulch. Watching in mock horror, Mike and I saw him stumble toward the swing set, take a seat, and prepare seriously to attempt what we had only jokingly goaded him into trying. I took a nervous look around my apartment complex for anyone peering out their window wondering what a bunch of drunk 20-somethings were doing in the middle of the night on the playground. Kicking awkwardly with a determined look on his face he got the swing going about seven or eight feet off the ground before he let go.
SPLOST wins
By Ed Brock