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It's time for town to study the studies
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Slow down on development project
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Raising minimum wage makes sense and cents
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Clyburn likes family respite, green fairways of Hilton Head Island
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Gina Barreca: When a wave and a smile are magic
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Christine M. Flowers: Priest's execution in Syria should be call to action
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Trudy Rubin: Putin plays long game
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Steve Paul: An award-winning novel of immigration points to the vibrancy of American literature
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Kansas, the KKK and hate without end
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Putin doesn't realize how much leverage the West has over Russia's economy
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No need for a rush to judgment on Obamacare
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Cynthia M. Allen: Knowledge, religion and the hard work of faith
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Arts study offers plan too grand for Hilton Head
A new study by Cultural Planning Group, a consulting firm hired by the Town of Hilton Head Island, encourages the town to become an arts destination, subsidized by the town.
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A prescription for improving state's health
South Carolina ranks 39th nationally for access to health care with 77.5 primary care physicians per 100,000 compared to other states' average of 90.1. With recent legislation tackling insurance affordability, we desperately need more primary care...
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Let's remember that we're all God's children
Sadly, the killing of three Jewish Americans in Kansas City the day before Passover reveals that anti-Semitism still persists. During this holy season, people of all faiths should join together to help eradicate these senseless hate crimes...
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Syria's challenge: After the war, can the country be put together?
The following editorial appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Thursday, April 17:
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Condoleezza Rice is all wrong on Ukraine crisis
Condoleezza Rice has re-emerged in the midst of the Ukraine crisis, and she is offering unhelpful advice.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Don't let Jeb Bush's moderation confuse you
Jeb Bush's recent compassionate comments on immigration show how far apart he is from the far right of the Republican Party.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Turkey's sweet dilemma
Walking down the prosperous boulevard of Turkey's modern dilemma a few days ago I saw well-dressed Turks - including women wearing Islamic headscarves - crowding the sweet shops and the labyrinthine covered arcades of the Grand Bazar.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Algeria votes � but for what?
Though the votes have not yet been counted in Thursday's presidential election in Algeria, the result is all but decided: President Abdelaziz Bouteflika will win a fourth term.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Obama choice to lead HHS is eminently qualified
The following editorial appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on Thursday, April 17:
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DAVID LAUDERDALE
Longtime pro-am player writes prescription to heal children killing children
A pediatrician appalled by the Columbine school shootings 15 years ago outlines five steps to community improvement in new book.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Judicial ruling disastrous for Americans
A federal judge made a serious error recently in throwing out an important case about whether the U.S. government can kill U.S. citizens abroad without due process.
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OLYMPICS
The return of Michael Phelps to competitive swimming raises hopes � and misgivings
The following editorial appeared in the Baltimore Sun on Wednesday, April 16:
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Formed to halt Soviet expansion, NATO useless in current crisis
In the small Baltic country of Estonia, the easternmost county, called Ida-Viru, has a population of 150,000. Of these 150,000, only 20 percent are ethnic Estonians, while upward of 70 percent are Russian.
