EDITORIALS
Coach ought to go quietly into obscurity (03/20/04)
Now here’s a bad idea.
Teachers, board demonstrate leadership (03/22/04)
The hardest problems to face up to are those which aren’t yet on your doorstep.
Balancing security and personal freedom (03/23/04)
It’s all a matter of balance.
Congress kept in dark on Medicare cost (03/25/04)
Most of the headlines this week have been about President Bush’s former top adviser on terrorism and his new book.
No easy answer for time (4/3/04)
Smart politicians know it’s the simple-looking issues that can kill you.Just ask the folks who proposed — for the umpteenth time — that Indiana adopt Daylight Savings Time.
Cleaning up the mess in Iraq (4/13/04)
Historians will endlessly debate how America found itself in its current predicament in Iraq.The real question is, what do we do now?
Let's run a clean race (5/10/04)
Indiana’s gubernatorial contest is already shaping up to be the most expensive in the state’s history.
Damage will be hard to fix
It has been difficult to find the right words.
A smile that leaves a void (5/11/04)
Cynics assure us that nice guys and politics don’t mix.But those folks never met Bob Davenport.
Showing up can make a difference (5/22/04)
Want to make a difference in your community?Show up Tuesday night.
A way to keep gas prices down
Spurred on by Internet traffic, some folks skipped buying gasoline one day this week in hopes of sending a message of outrage to the oil companies about skyrocketing prices.
Show a big success (5/24/04)
Well, that was cool.
Sounds like a good idea
You know you’re encountering a good idea when your first reaction is, “Why didn’t someone think of that before?”
Right tool for tough job (6/12/04)
Having the right tools can make any job easier.
Is it good news or bad?
Is it good news or bad news?
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