Editorials
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Strange Bedfellows in a Strange Land
By Gordon Hopkins They say politics makes for strange bedfellows.That well-known saying actually paraphrases a quote from an obscure little…
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Complaining Goes With Territory
By Denise Anderson First Published September 3, 1993 There was nothing to complain about.As a result, it was strangely quiet…
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Ask Not For Whom the Taco Bell Tolls
By Gordon Hopkins “Move swift as the Wind and closely-formed as the Wood. Attack like the Fire and be still…
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Behind the Headlines
By Randy Grosse First Published March 7, 1980Sometimes people are difficult to figure out. They often don’t miss something until…
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Love Means Never Having to Say “How Much Are the Damages?”
By Gordon Hopkins One of the big unanswered questions for cat owners is this: do my cats really love me?Dogs…
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Cutting Remarks
By Don Shearon First Published February 27, 1976 While probably unnoticed by most casual observers, the architectural design of Jefferson…
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Tough Enough
I have had numerous conversations over the last two weeks about Fairbury.Fairbury is a tough town. Take that as you…
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Are You Ready for the Robot Revolution?
By Gordon Hopkins “The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom”…
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Baby TechHas Changed
By Timothy Linscott First Published August 13, 2004 The last couple of weeks has really given me some insights to…
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Do Robots Scab?
By Gordon Hopkins “Interestingly enough it’s actually the executives that could be replaced by AI since their decisions essentially boil…
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