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There are two theories in political science to explain how elected officials see their role in the political system. Some elected officials co…
I read with interest the op-ed by Lowell Observatory's Sole Trustee, W. Lowell Putnam, in response to the article you ran about Section 17.
Jack Welch's 2-23 column reminds me of the time I sat completely alone in the Chamber of the United States House of Representatives. The light…
Adrian Skabelund's recent piece about Lowell Observatory and Section 17 was excellent. He might have covered one additional aspect, though -- …
Now that we have a chance to repair some of the environmental damage, maybe even save the planet for human habitation, we should rally behind …
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