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Leo Morris: Principles are why we vote

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There is an old joke whose origins are unknown but which you have probably heard in more than one movie or TV show. P.J. O’Rourke borrowed it for the title of one of his cynical books about politics:

Dick Wolfsie: Dick in ‘Jeopardy’

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In last week’s column, I speculated on what personal recollections my wife might share during the “chat” portion of the show “Jeopardy!” if she were a contestant. All of Mary Ellen’s responses were totally true stories. This week, I cover what I would say if I were accepted to be one of the three challengers. Again, all my answers are what really happened.

Ryan Trares: Taking a moment to give thanks

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Thankfulness was on the menu this week.

David Carlson: The spectrum of masculinity

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Donald Trump and Ted Lasso walk into a bar …

Dr. Richard Feldman: Don’t let health commission report collect dust

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In August 2021, Governor Eric Holcomb established the Governor’s Public Health Commission. The charge of the commission was to analyze and advise state government on the current condition of Indiana’s public health system including its performance during the COVID crisis. The commission was to also identify ways, including legislative recommendations, to enhance public health funding, delivery of public health services, health equity, local health department sustainability and emergency response capacity.

Ivy Tech Op-ed: What’s so great about college?

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November 7-13 was recognized as National Nontraditional Students Week, which gives us an opportunity to reflect on how the college experience has changed over the years, and how college can bring value to a wide array of students who may not have considered it a viable option for them.

GPL Column: Navigating dyslexia in Indiana

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Being an elementary classroom teacher was always a challenge, but when I attempted to homeschool my three children I was in for the ride of my life.