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However, in the 80s and 90s, especially as a philosophy professor i was reading feminist theorist and feminists lawsuits and there was there were theories that were so aggressive in their landing rather harshly anti mail. As ive read these textbooks it was as if it were following, montell women are from venus, men were from help. I did not become a feminist to denigrate man we had the antagonism. I took exception to that. Many other things. I found that i even developed terms. I call myself an equity feminists. An equity feminist once for women what she wants for everyone, fairness, basic resp...

Thank you so much, bill. I would also like to single out alley for making this a night in the face of the pandemic. Putting together a big Public Program is different in the best of circumstances, and the challenges that bring us together is presenting new complications. Thank you for everything youve done to make this happen. I am here tonight to talk about something wonderful. Something almost miraculous. It marked a radical transformation when it occurred, it was contrary to what had gone on before when america prided itself on being a dog eat dog culture. Those were the times of a law is a...

Willard Miller, 62, of Kirksville, was arrested on a warrant at 12:43 p.m. on April 22 at 615 N. Mulanix Street. Miller had been charged with 2nd degree misdemeanor stalking, a first offense, after police allege he harassed a store clerk and continued to return after being trespassed by police.

Bryan Kristopowitz checks in with his review of the new action-horror flick Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter.

Pinedale’s historic Stockman’s Saloon and Steakhouse was close to falling over when Buck Buchenroth bought it as his retirement project. But restoring the iconic local spot literally nearly killed him.