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Helen Louise Herndon

Reporter · US

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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Helen Louise Herndon

    Labor Day’s unsung hero: Work (opens the original)

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    How ironic that we’ll all get a day off on Labor Day! Helen Louise Herndon | September 4, 2026 Unlike many European nations, which observe May Day as an international Labor Day, both the United States and Canada honor labor on the first Monday of September. Ironically, whether the celebration be for May Day or Labor Day, both holidays are celebrated by ceasing from the very activity — i.e., work — for which the holiday is named. For most, Labor Day is celebrated by playing or resting rather than

  2. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · Helen Louise Herndon

    Weapons of the Spirit (opens the original)

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    Foreign Policy > World War II Link copied An echo of WWII says that the most courageous people find the strength to act “without pride and without hatred.” In 1972, I found myself in a beautiful corner of central France as a camp counselor to twelve 8- and 9-year-old boys—four Algerian and eight French. I can still remember some of their names and faces: Kamal, Mohammed, Mustapha, Pierre, Michel, Nicholas, and Jean-Paul. It was a learning experience as well as a memorable one. The camp lasted a

  3. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Helen Louise Herndon

    Declaration of independence or dependence? (opens the original)

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    We need to look at what our country was, what it is, and what it will be—especially its core values—if we are to save it. Independence Day rolls around like clockwork each year. However, this one is special, as it is the 250th anniversary. It is one of the few holidays celebrated on a specific date rather than on a Monday or Friday to lengthen the weekend. This is because it is commonly known as the Fourth of July; how can the Fourth be celebrated on the second or the sixth? Independence Day is

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