Elise Patkotak

Instilling a moral code into our children is a good idea. But Christians need to stop thinking they are the only ones who have one.

You will have plenty of time this fall to figure out which candidate is telling the most lies.

The thing we need to probably keep in mind is that unrest on campuses forces dialogue that may be uncomfortable but necessary.

I’m angry about this because I love this state. I wouldn’t have hung in here all these years if I didn’t. It’s not like I’m here for the hot summers and mild winters.

These are just a few of the questions I have before we vote on a toilet that is essentially $500,000.

Is this truly the best my generation could do? Is this truly the best my generation could leave to the next?

Turns out that without both men and women taking up the cause of domestic violence and abuse together, nothing happens.

I hope we find a way to give back a peaceful life to all the people in the Middle East.

I learned about collegiality in civics classes, something I’m guessing isn’t taught much anymore.

Language changes. Meanings change. Usage changes. I think that’s wonderful.

I have to ask what kind of tone-deaf politician makes the local library a source of conflict and negative headlines.

A civilized and compassionate community would recognize the homeless for who they are. You know the saying – “There but for the grace of God go I.”

My heart goes out to children who are uncomfortable in their own bodies and now have politicians deciding whether or not they should have the medical care that could help them.

I think the man owes us an explanation.

Goodbye to the horrid, medieval, and hateful beliefs Cubas espouses. The future is bright as long as he remains in the past.