Yoder: Read, weep, run and vote
The Laramie County School District 1 Thought Policemoms scored “wins” in 2023, first seeing off former Superintendent Crespo and then controlling school library books in the name of “transparency” and
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The Laramie County School District 1 Thought Policemoms scored “wins” in 2023, first seeing off former Superintendent Crespo and then controlling school library books in the name of “transparency” and
What’s in a label? A lot, as it happens. Enough to induce litigation, like that of the California attorney general against a school district over its new policy requiring employees
Awaiting treatment years ago, I overheard a doctor refer to me as “that tumor down the hall.” That irked me, and I wish now I’d spoken up.
If you want something done, just ask a busy person. Paula Egan Wright’s busy, but no asking’s required. When she sees things that need to be done, she does them.
Hearing recent news about how various groups view climate change, I’m struck by the wide disparity with which “sensitive” (read: unnecessarily politicized) facts are received.