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Reflections on the passing of writer Wendell Berry (opens the original)
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The notable poet Wendell Berry died in August. You might have missed that for a variety of reasons. For one, his passing may have been eclipsed by death of some other high-profile people. Dolly Parton, Gloria Steinem and Tim Curry all took their final bows and the accolades were raucous. The Missourianâs Opinion section is a public forum for the discussion of ideas. The views presented in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Missourian or the Unive
Claiming Bonhoeffer as hero seems unjust as America moves toward facism (opens the original)
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I recently took a deep dive into authoritarian movements and their corresponding resistance movements in Germany during the 20th century. Of particular interest was the collapse of democracy following World War I and the rise of Nazism. Hitlerâs party began as an obscure movement that barely moved the needle and ended as a party that won an election, installed its own chancellor, destroyed democracy from within, and became the most notorious embodiment of evil in modern history. I also studied
Reflecting on the career and generosity of Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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When Dolly Parton released âLittle Sparrowâ in 2003, I was mesmerized. The country superstar returned to her simple Appalachian roots, reclaiming the tunes and narratives that shaped her early life. Of course, a person of her stature can secure any studio musician on the planet to back her, and she did. I wondered how a person dialing into her 60s could pull this off. But it wouldnât be the first time that a performer in the winter of life would engage in a musical going home project, stri
Rocheport finds connection in stories of the 'hermit of the Wabash' (opens the original)
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It wouldnât be the first time in history that someone faked their own death to make a new start, and I donât mean through a witness protection program. On June 13, the Friends of Rocheport Historical Society inducted just such a person into its Hall of Fame, a collection of famous or infamous characters from the recent or distant past with some notable connection to Rocheport, and his name was Robert Alexander Caskie. Caskie was originally from Scotland and made his wealth in tobacco and ban
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