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A headline that rattled (opens the original)
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I was disappointed in the headline “Trump pushes for federal role in election security” in the Dispatches section of the Aug. 3 Monitor Weekly. The headline rattles rather than reassures Americans that our election process is reliable and safe, which is what the article is all about. In this fraught, divisive political atmosphere, why didn’t the headline reflect the reliability and safety of our elections? Monitor journalism changes lives because we open that too-small box that most people think
A moviegoer’s odyssey (opens the original)
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Regarding “‘The Odyssey’: Expansive tale, meet expansive screen” (Aug. 3 Monitor Weekly): That is one outstanding – nay, brilliant – movie review. Through my own fault, I rarely read movie reviews, because I only go to movies like “Minions.” Monitor film critic Peter Rainer just changed that. Monitor journalism changes lives because we open that too-small box that most people think they live in. We believe news can and should expand a sense of identity and possibility beyond narrow conventional
Threading historyâs strands together (opens the original)
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Kendra Nordin Beatoâs article âA tale of two Revolutionary tailorsâ in the June 29 Weekly was an outstanding look at the artistry, craftsmanship, research, and historical detail that go into creating authentic period garments. The story brought back memories of my experience during the American bicentennial in 1976. As a teenager working at Thorny Hills Farm in Pennsylvania, I was a stable hand, and repaired and restored carriage wheels during the colder months. I also participated in a we
Back to the books (opens the original)
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We have known for years that screen learning offers time for scrolling rather than for reading. Now, according to the editorial “Scandinavia’s U-turn on book reading” (Monitor Weekly, May 11), some countries are willing to switch paths and go back to book learning, though they pioneered the use of ed tech in their classrooms more than 10 years ago. I admire school systems in so many places removing cellphones from the classroom. Maybe more school systems will now follow the lead of Norway, Swede
Hereâs the scoop on love (opens the original)
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A big cheer for staff writer Victoria Hoffmann for the last item in the June 22 Monitor Weeklyâs Numbers in the News column, which reported on an ice cream truck in Gardner, Massachusetts. When a young boy could not pay for a cone, the business owner gave it to him for free. The idea went viral, with donations to the ice cream truck coming in from around the world. All I could think was that this was the world we all deserve and need. I loved the idea of worldwide love for others, especially
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