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Time to make the right call - Ed Brock
Well, before Sept. 11 I never imagined that terrorists would hijack four commercial jet airliners and crash three of them into a pair of national landmarks, either.
Don't make me watch American Idol - Billy Corriher
Top-selling R&B singer R. Kelly had some of the child pornography charges brought against him dropped recently because of a judge's ruling that evidence was seized illegally.
A lesson in journalistic ethics - April Avison
One of my favorite conversation topics among my journalist friends and colleagues is that of media ethics.
The Fab Five have nothin' on Bubber - Kathy Jefcoats
One of my favorite shows is "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy." At first, I couldn't believe that homosexuals were going for the Q word because I always thought it was considered derogatory. Kinda like blacks using the N word in a television program. But who am I to argue?
A cure for America's ailments - R.H. Joseph
Offended that some readers perceive me to be politically biased, I'm writing this column to aid Republicans.
Slushies and bad customer service - Rob Felt
Last week I asked you, the reader, to submit ideas for this week's column. Responses ranged from short ideas to the flattering suggestion that I should give up photography and write full time. There was also a comment from someone who thought I was soliciting ideas to boost my own ego and that I might not have any quality material left to work with.
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Ordnance group gets new hope
By Ed Brock
Some rules are simply un-American
By Anthony Rhoads
ELHS sweeps Morrow
By Anthony Rhoads
Piece together a life of quality items - Bob Paslay
Quality will survive and lack of quality will fall by the wayside. That is one good thing about life.
Clock winding down for assembly
By Billy Corriher
School system honoring voices winners
By Greg Gelpi
Obituaries
March 31, 2004
Three teams ranked in latest baseball poll
By Doug Gorman
Nedra Ware defaults on mortgage loan
By Greg Gelpi
?Hypnotized and over-advertised' - Greg Gelpi
"Hypnotized and over-advertised ?til we're numb at birth."