Doden
Groundbreakings and ribbon-cuttings rank high on every public official’s list of favorite things to do – public testament to their job-creation efforts.
Within the scientific community, support for creationism and intelligent design scenarios are a surefire way to attract attention, which is why Ball State University officials are investigating a complaint that a physics and astronomy professor is mixing science and religion.
T. Nugent
I’m a member of the National Rifle Association and former Army officer. I’m also Ted Nugent’s older brother.

Opinion

  • A shepherd for veterans in need
    As the granddaughter of a World War II and Korean War veteran and the daughter of a father who served two tours in Iraq, I have deep respect for those who serve.
  • Cuts serve to snuff tobacco education
    More than 1,500 Hoosier children just received an early death sentence from the Indiana Legislature.
  • Letters to the editor
    First of all let me congratulate Robert Kincaid on winning $1 million in the Powerball drawing with a ticket boughtat the Lassus station on Lima Road.

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