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Struggling with a time of loss and change | Paul Batura (opens the original)
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Our family’s soft spot for dogs triggered a lot of tears last week as we bid goodbye to Shadow, our beloved Great Dane. Tall, regal and friendly – a true gentle giant befitting the reputation of his breed, he came to us on a crisp autumn afternoon back in 2017. He was a “rescue” dog, but it was Shadow who rescued us. My elderly father, who had lived with us the last four years of his life, had died in the spring. We’d had dogs before, but we were nervous about having an energetic animal around a
Sunshine protection act has its own set of problems | Paul Batura (opens the original)
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In Washington, D.C., a city known for its prolific use of deceptive euphemisms, the “Sunshine Protection Act” may well set a new standard for the use and abuse of Orwellian labeling. Otherwise known as H.R. 139, the bill to make Daylight Saving Time (DST) permanent was passed this July in the House of Representatives with rare bipartisan support. Sponsored by Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL), more than half the Democrats in the House (114) joined 193 Republicans in voting 308-117 in favor of the legisl
Students need analog schools to prepare for the digital age | Paul Batura (opens the original)
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For first-year students at the University of Chicago Law School, it’s back to the basics – no phones, tablets or laptops will be permitted inside classrooms. Just good old-fashioned paper, pencils and pens. In a statement released last month, law school officials said the decision was in response to the explosive use of artificial intelligence in education. Administrators aren’t ignoring reality but instead want to ensure its law students do the hard work necessary to establish a strong foundati
Wholesomeness revolution would restore American values | Paul Batura (opens the original)
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Since America’s founding in 1776, a dozen “revolutions” have fundamentally transformed society here in the United States. From political revolutions (American, Progressive, Conservative) to economic (Market and Industrial), technological (Information and AI), social (Civil Rights, Women’s Rights and LGBT), and cultural (Sexual and Social Media), the country has been shaped (for good and bad) by paradigm-shifting movements. We desperately need one more: a Wholesomeness Revolution. What’s consider
Colorado Springs was built on imagination | Paul Batura (opens the original)
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The Colorado Springs Sky Sox have been out-of-business since the end of the 2018 baseball season, but that didn’t stop them from showing up in the news last week. A video of the ruins of the former team’s stadium went viral on social media, garnering headlines describing the scene as “eerie” and “sad.” With weeds taking over the infield dirt, an abandoned golf cart parked in the overgrowth and an empty concourse and press box strewn with trash, it’s easy to see why. The beginning of the end of t
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