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Letters to the Editor

Dr. Carberry’s influence continues in SMSU chemistry classrooms

To the editor: It was with sadness that I learned of the passing of Ed Carberry. Dr. Carberry, although not a large man, was a towering presence in the hall and chemistry classrooms of SMSU. He will be remembered for his exuberance, enthusiasm, and passion for teaching chemistry. He was an ...

Why the apathetic attitude over abortion?

To the editor: Its been 51 years since Roe v Wade, and I am still amazed at the blasé / ‘apathetic attitude’ our society places on this carnage. There are probably several reasons for this attitude; primary of course is that we don’t take God seriously. Another would be that we ...

Girls basketball coaches are great leaders

To the editor: I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the Marshall Tigers girls head coach Dan Westby and assistant coaches Stephanie Bot, Brian Liebfried and Alex Cleppe. The respect and devotion you show these girls is absolutely remarkable. A good coach is always more than ...

Due process

To the editor: The Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution) addresses the rights of citizens and the limitations of their government’s power. Originally, the Bill of Rights did not speak to these principles in regard to individual states. This changed after the Civil ...

Celebrating entrepreneurial spirit

To the editor: On SBDC Day (March 20) we, the Southwest Minnesota Small Business Development Center (SBDC), are excited to celebrated the significant contributions of SBDCs across the country, including our own. Led by Christine Fischer, our Regional Director, the Southwest Minnesota SBDC is ...

Vote on issues, not on the man

To the editor: They must have pumped the master of disaster with steroids for the State of the Union speech. It’s incredible how he can look the American people in the face and tell lie after lie. The great uniter is all about power and control. Vote on the issues, not on the man this ...