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State Board of Regents approves tuition increase

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Wednesday, June 2. 2010

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Dear Editor,

As you may have read on May 11, 2010 the State Board of Regents approved a tuition increase of more than 16% at most 4-year universities.
According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, since 2005, the University of Georgia has increased tuition more than 94%. The inflation rate for the same period is 14.12%. [Full Story »]

America is sending money to Greek retirement benefits

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Wednesday, June 2. 2010

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Just in case you missed it, we the American people, are sending 619 million dollars to help the Greek people maintain their retirement benefits. [Full Story »]

The indefensible crusade

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Wednesday, May 26. 2010

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A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry

Elena Kagan is a pragmatic moderate because she only briefly obstructed the work of military recruiters at Harvard Law School in defiance of the law.
Or so her defenders maintain. They want to make a blot on her record into a qualification for the court, a sign of her judiciousness and common sense. [Full Story »]

Picking the umpires

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Wednesday, May 26. 2010

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Thoughts From The Right Side
By Marshall Miller

Dr. Rand Paul, running for the U.S. Senate in Kentucky, should stay off those worthless television shows such as the ones on MSNBC. When you go on shows with ambush artists like Rachel Madcow, you are playing on the enemy’s turf and they’re picking the umpires. They twisted his words in an attempt to destroy him. Their ratings are scraping the bottom anyway so why help send them viewers by making any of their shows interesting. [Full Story »]

Remembering the American soldier

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Wednesday, May 26. 2010

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The bugler sounds lights out and now darkening abiding all to briefly soften the violence of the day and the soldier ended dreams of home and family nostalgia.
Nostalgia dreams always weather in war or peace, for the American soldier nostalgia is an easy escape from loneliness and release from despair. [Full Story »]

Thank you Eastman businesses

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Wednesday, May 26. 2010

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Dear Editor,
As the year comes to a close, I feel that I need to thank some businesses in Eastman for their support of our program at Dodge County High School. [Full Story »]

Minor importance

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Wednesday, May 19. 2010

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Thoughts from the Right Side
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Why is the Obama administration indifferent to the Nashville, Tennessee flood victims? Easy question - he didn’t get a lot of votes there. Black conservative columnist Larry Elder figured it out quickly. [Full Story »]

Family breakdown

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Wednesday, May 19. 2010

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A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry

How often does the Office of Policy Planning and Research, United States Department of Labor produce anything worth reading, let alone a report that reverberates 45 years later?
Such was the brilliance of Assistant Secretary of Labor Daniel Patrick Moynihan that it happened once, when he wrote his prescient 1965 report, “The Negro Family: The Case for National Action.” [Full Story »]

Thank you Rhine Community Center

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Wednesday, May 19. 2010

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Dear Editor,

Hello, My name is Jane. I lost my job three years ago. I have drawn all my unemployment. [Full Story »]

Thank you to Eastman Medical Center

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Wednesday, May 19. 2010

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To the editor and staff,

Thanks for the opportunity to utilize your paper as a sounding board to express and convey thanks and appreciation to Dr. Michele Pennington and associate, Amy Cravey and the Eastman Medical Center staff. [Full Story »]