Local Opinion Editorials

IS SUCCESS WHAT BASEBALL PEOPLE STRIVE FOR?   Many times you hear the expression from baseball people, “I’d just like

It’s that time of year again! Girl Scout Cookie sales began, Friday, January 13th. The price is still $3.50 a

Most Americans 40 and older have seen Dustin Hoffman’s 1967 blockbuster The Graduate, maybe even a few times. For those

SURVEY’S AREN’T TOO REALISTIC   I never pay too much attention to surveys. I believe they can be rigged by

With bombs ravaging their beloved city the four Pevensie children, Peter, Edmund, Susan, and Lucy, are forced to evacuate London

The‑contents of this article‑are of little interest to those who doubt the validity of the Bible because what‑they believe about‑the

With the onset of this Christmas season, I have thrown myself into that great “Yuletide Tradition” of watching the animated

Growing up a sharecropper’s life was never easy for little Johnny Cash. He idolized his older brother, Jack, while growing

OLDTIME BASEBALL ANNOUNCERS   The other day I was reading “A Picture Postcard History of Baseball,” by Ron Menchine. Harold

Meg Tepfer, a Jewish student at Taylor University contrasts differences between Christians and Jews in their treatment of God’s Holy

Naturally, as the release date of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire drew closer, I became giddier by the

Nine years have passed since the rich aristocrat Don Alejandro de la Vega (Antonio Banderas) took over the reigns as

People make mistakes every day, and anybody can accomplish a failure. But a fiasco, now, that takes time and effort.

Even Cooperstown Can’t Get It Right   Ben Walker, Associated Press writer, wrote an article titled: “Big call is coming

A legend in the sport but well past his prime, Harry Vardon (Stephen Dillane) was considered the greatest golfer ever

It’s now fall, my favorite time of the year, when we can watch football, falling leaves and a fireplace. Our

Emotionally drained and physically shaken, a grieving Kyle (pronounced Kylee) Pratt (Jodie Foster) begins her trip back to the States

Special agent Derrick Vann (Samuel L. Jackson) never leaves home without his gun. His job consists of getting inside illegal

When looking back upon the summer and coming back to the University of Saint Francis, I can’t help but think

Lisa’s bad day is about to get much worse. Already shaken by the recent death of her grandmother, Lisa Reisert