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Mailbox full: Williams not popular
Since the Spartan’s debacle in Iowa City on Oct. 12, my opinion@statenews.com mailbox has been overflowing with letters to the editor calling for his job.
Bernero advances in Dem primary to take on DeWeese
State Rep. Virg Bernero topped out former state Rep. Lingg Brewer for the Democratic nod in the 23rd District state Senate race. With all 135 precincts reporting, Bernero boasted 58 percent of the votes while Brewer grabbed 42 percent.
When ranting about societys programs attack issues, not people
My car broke down Saturday. But aside from that, it was a relatively good weekend. Still, the damage has been done. So, I’ve been looking for someone to blame for my misfortune.
SN opinions inherently biased; its the American way, deal with it
Warning. What you are about to read may shock you. Prepare yourself. Here it comes. The State News Opinion Page is full of biased propaganda. “No,” you say.
When it comes to faith, big picture more important than minor details
Now that Super Bowl XXXVI has come and gone, the sports world can turn its attention to the Winter Olympic Games. With that, the world spotlight pivots to focus on Salt Lake City - the Mormon Mecca of the United States. I make that reference because it seems I have yet to see an Olympic preview about the host city in which its dominant religious influence isn’t mentioned. Through this second point, I have found the inspiration to write this column.
