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In Loving Memory: Suzanne Evans Neckers

Suzanne Evans Neckers, an accomplished mother, singer, teacher, and friend who traveled the world and helped many others, died at her home

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America (Part Two)

America needs to face this uncomfortable fact: Technology has left a large percentage of the country in the dust. Millions of people in the

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America (Part One)

America really is still beautiful, from sea to shining sea. Nor has it lost its way in most of our hearts. But I fear that our country has l

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The Iconic Ferry

I loved the story about the iconic Bemus Point Stow ferry. A teacher in Bemus Point Central School, Jan Sullivan, decided Suzanne Evans...

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University Management

I have been meaning to write about the sacred responsibility universities have. This was triggered by the tragedy at Bowling Green State Un

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Patents and Vaccines

The answer to the patent question is -- yes. Vaccines are legally seen as ‘intellectual property,” creations of the mind invented by scient

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Extremism is No Virtue

I’m one of a decreasing few that heard Barry Goldwater bellow “Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice,” when he accepted the Republi

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Worries

Worrying isn’t popular. Nobody likes worry or worries. Mothers have always told their kids, “quit worrying.” Doctors tell us: “worry and

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