by Robert Rhodes | Jun 13, 2002 | Opinion
One of the least reported stories in the aftermath of the World Trade Center collapse was the murky fate of scores of homeless or displaced people who found their only havens of safety in Lower Manhattan – often inside or around the Trade Center itself. When New...
by Robert Rhodes | May 30, 2002 | Opinion
According to the coldly prescient Doomsday Clock, which appears on the cover of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, it is now seven minutes until midnight. The clock has stood at this absorbing hour of introspection since February, when the Bulletin inched it...
by Robert Rhodes | May 23, 2002 | News
HESSTON, Kan. – After a flurry of last-minute maneuvers in the Kansas Legislature, Hesston College will not lose any of its state tuition funding next year over its practice of not flying the American flag. Meanwhile, a Wichita legislator has been authorized in a...
by Robert Rhodes | May 13, 2002 | News
The Roman Catholic Church has had to face up to decades of denial and wrongdoing in recent weeks—something churches don’t do very well. Amid the dambreak of accusations concerning the sexual abuse of children by priests, the Vatican and the American Catholic...
by Robert Rhodes | May 3, 2002 | News
HESSTON, Kan. – Hesston College will not lose any of its student funding over its refusal to fly an American flag on campus, at least not this year. Instead, it could get an extra $500, courtesy of the Kansas Legislature, to erect a new flag pole to replace the...
