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The Indiana Electric Cooperative gives the award to students making a difference in their community.

He thinks the gap in recognition between male and female producers has been "so embarrasingly obvious".

Renslow writes, "A simple search shows that over 60% of abortion patients already have children. When Kramer suggests that pregnant people are using abortion to avoid 'difficult' decisions, she’s dismissing the fact that most of these individuals already know the demands of parenting. Persuading a person against abortion is not support, it’s coercion."

Ray responds to the letter "Abortion is not the answer to difficult pregnancy decisions."

"I am a part of the club NDSU Collegians for Life and we work to help provide support and assistance to pregnant women on campus," writes Fargo resident Chloe Kramer. "We hope that more people take advantage of these types of resources and promote them to those women who need them."

Reply DANBURY, CT - The Western CT State University Department of Theatre Arts opened their Spring Virtual Production Series with the play SWEAT, written by Lynn Nottage. The production was directed and adapted to the screen by Tim Howard. Since the series is scheduled to include four productions, I was surprised to discover that this was a fully-staged version of the play, convincingly acted by the WCSU students. I was expecting The editing of the stream may not have been flawless, but overall...