OPINION: Something for everyone
At first glance it’s a blank, white canvas but when examining the wall a bit closer we could see the instantly recognizable raised dots of braille. Although neither of us could read braille, we couldn’t resist reaching out to touch and feel the wall.
OPINION ’Love hormone’ leads to kindness, happiness
Our typical morning routine involves reading. We start with some scripture in book form and then move on to news updates on the computer. Reading in book form tends to keeps me focused and on topic. Computer reading, on the other hand, often makes it tempting to go off track, go down one rabbit hole after another.
ANOTHER VIEWPOINT: Do minor vehicle infractions merit police stops?
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
ANOTHER VIEWPOINT: Avian flu is making inflation worse
Chicago Tribune
OPINION: Awe-inspired at the Old Course
I find it both odd and fascinating how sports can, at times, stir feelings akin to the sacred, even a sense of the holy.
OPINION: Beware ‘The Next Big Thing’
I’m so old that I remember when the Establishment set the rules and rebels tried to break them. Now, we seem to be embarked on a great experiment in which the former rebels are in charge and determined to get rid of all the rules.
OPINION: Land of the muted, home of the scared
What a surprise.
Ryan Trares: Soccer season full of firsts
Roll out the balls and get ready for some wind sprints — Coach Ryan is taking the field.
Opinion: With friends like Thomas, the court doesn’t need enemies
One of the saddest things about this era has been the slow, steady demolition of the U.S. Supreme Court and the judicial branch.