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Keeping our cool

By Richard A. Nenneman

THERE seem to be some days when it's just too much to cope with the news.

By Channing Walker

PLUTONIUM, way too much of it, could be coming soon to a black market near you.

By Bill Dawley

Numerous radio talk shows out there these days are going a little over the top when it comes to a particular political message.

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By Channing Walker

Sifting for truth in the war on terrorism

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By Stephen Gray

A world at one.

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By Tony Lobl

I SOMETIMES think of her as Grace, although her name was Beth Wabera.

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By Warren Bolon Sentinel staff

The best gifts don't need occasions.

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By Cindy Neely

The term "abuse survivor" has become familiar these days—someone who has somehow "made it through," and finally escaped, abusive conditions.

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BY Channing Walker

YEARS ago, shortly after my sister began her first year of college, she was strolling carefree across campus with an acquaintance.

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BY Kim Shippey Sentinel staff

Hanukkah IS a time for religious observance, family, food, and fun.

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By Barbara Vining

I was driving to my office, listening to Morning Edition on NPR.

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Heloísa Rivas

When I lived in Brazil, years ago, my father came home one day so happy that he was crying.