Education is big business
My first course in teacher-training college was a weekly one-hour orientation seminar. We were required to observe classes in our intended field (mine was...
Women to the end
Editor,
Since this was the week of the International Women’s Day celebration, I was reminded of the fabulous women who impacted my life.
Ruth Lydia, the...
Fee without service is unfair
Dear Justices of Peace of the Quorum Court of Carroll County,
I request everyone on the Quorum Court seek to draft a resolution, as an...
Showing support to end violence
Editor,
I won’t be able to attend the March for Our Lives events in Fayetteville or Bentonville on the 24th but I will be in...
Climate justice
All people have unalienable rights to Life, Liberty, and Property
The U.S. Constitution, the basis of our democracy, recognizes all people are created equal, endowed...
Open letter to Arkansas’ junior Senator
Dear Senator Cotton:
This morning I received an email from one of my all-time favorite students requesting recommendation letters for college scholarships, a service I...
Clarifying care of one another
Editor,
I appreciate Mark Eastburn’s response to my letter last week detailing additional factors that I believe prove the need for a southern border barrier....
The hills are alive with talent
Editor,
The We’ve Got Talent Concert held on March 4 at the Eureka Springs Auditorium was a smashing success and played to a packed gathering...
Arkansas green future
“Control your own destiny or someone else will.” Jack Welch, CEO, General Electric
Last Friday the bomb-cyclone on the Northeast coast, the second monster storm...
The threat to world peace
Donald Trump made me think about world peace. He is preparing for nuclear war against North Korea. Trump asked his generals, “Why can’t I...