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Opinion and Editorial
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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
Charter change is about home rule
Opinion: Charter change is about home rule On March 17, the Vindicator published an editorial, “A flawed
State budget headed for first vote in Legislature
Opinion: COLUMBUS Lawmakers return to the Statehouse next week after a two-week spring break with a full
North Korea plays with fire by threatening US, S. Korea; intervention by China crucial
Editorial: Is Kim Jong Un, the cartoonish presi- dent of impoverished North Korea, simply crazy, or is he, as
Group helps young, black mothers obtain education goals
Opinion: Since 1986, Women Hand In Hand has provided some financial aid to 125 young women to obtain their bachelor’s degrees, and some have gone on to graduate school.
Give girls a fighting chance
Opinion: Give girls a fighting chance Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette: Two decades ago, conservatives in
NRA is winning gun battle
Opinion: President Barack Obama pleaded with Congress last week to remember the victims of December’s
Teachers, not students, are cheaters in Atlanta
Opinion: My first question after reading about seven teachers in an Atlanta, Ga., public school accused of
Gagging the critics
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords It’s one thing for Big Oil to bust into our communities,
Opening day with a twist
Opinion: U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson’s campaign is on a sporting events kick lately, seeking to connect them to
A new reality at the border
Opinion: By Andrew Selee Los Angeles Times The image of illegal immigration in the minds of most
Mahoning County’s libraries of tomorrow are focus of today
Editorial: The library of 2020 will be noth- ing like the library of 1910 — and will even be dramatically
Prices at the pump are a mystery
Opinion: Prices at the pump are a mystery My opening question on a letter to the editor in January 2012 was
Affirmative Action needed to balance the racial scales
Opinion: The Paris (Tenn.) Post-Intelligencer: The law ought to be colorblind, no doubt. It’s not right to
Boardman officials keep faith with residents who voted yes
Editorial: When residents of boardman approved a 3.8-mill police levy in August 2011, we suggested that the
Respect states on pot laws
Opinion: By Erwin Chemerinsky and Allen Hopper Los Angeles Times It may be surprising, but no state is