Opinion

The silent crisis in our communities

Body There is an epidemic of violence in our tribal communities: 80 percent of Native men and women experience violence, 34 percent of Native women experience sexual violence in their lifetimes, and murder is the third leading cause of death for American Indian and Alaska Native women.
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Pause to remember their sacrifice

Body Friday, May 15 was observed as National Police Memorial Day. This day was set aside by Congress in 1962 to honor the memory of law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the performance of their duties.
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When man replaces God as God

Body When man denies the existence of God, or even believes himself an agnostic, he, in effect, replaces God with himself as the highest entity of intelligence. This impacts his political thinking in virtually every way.
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Some memories tied to April 19 too strong to ever fade away

Body I left early that Easter morning. I had a two-day drive ahead of me. The wife at the time and our two children, Aliki and Jack, were already in London, Ontario. We were scheduled to baptize 5-month-old Jack the following Sunday at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.
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Career of beloved teacher ends before kites can fly

Body Today a man making a delivery to Riverside School said, “I bet your teachers are happy about having a longer summer break.” My immediate response was no. Then I recommended that he not ask teachers that question. Some people just don’t get teachers.
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