Eagle Editorials
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Biodefense lab boosts entire state
Just when Kansas sorely needed some upbeat economic news, it learned Wednesday that the Department of Homeland Security wants to put the government's new National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility not in Georgia, North Carolina, Texas or Mississippi but in Manhattan. Beyond boosting morale during a time of jobs cutting and budget slashing, the selection is a huge win for Kansas State University, the Manhattan region and the state as a whole.
Letters to the Editor
- DENNIS MCKINNEY AND JIM WARD: AUTOMAKERS' SURVIVAL IS CRUCIAL FOR KANSAS - 12/04/2008 01:38 AM
Opinion
- NICHOLAS KRISTOF: ACID ATTACKS MUST STOP - 12/04/2008 01:38 AM
- LEONARD PITTS: HAPPINESS IS NOT BUYING MORE STUFF - 12/04/2008 01:38 AM
- JOHN YOUNG: IRAQIS, AFGHANS NEED TO DEFEND THEMSELVES - 12/04/2008 01:38 AM
- GERALD H. PASKE: HUMAN BEINGS MORE THAN A STRAND OF DNA - 12/03/2008 01:38 AM
- THOMAS FRIEDMAN: INDPENDENT COURT A GOOD SIGN IN IRAQ - 12/03/2008 01:38 AM
- CAL THOMAS: HORROR OF RADICAL ISLAM - 12/03/2008 01:38 AM
- DAVID BRODER: OBAMA, GOVERNORS IN BUDGET CRISIS TOGETHER - 12/02/2008 01:37 AM
Brent Castillo
Reflect the traits of nation's forefathers
There is a lot to like about Thanksgiving: It's not overly commercialized, you don't have to bring gifts to the gathering, and of course the food. But part of the holiday's special appeal is the story of the Pilgrims, because they encapsulate many of the qualities that we esteem and that we hope are found in ourselves.
Davis Merritt
Enough of blame game with CEOs
Having apparently hectored the Big Three auto executives out of their private jets, Congress welcomes them back this week for a recitation of how they plan to turn around in a few months decades of shortsighted management.
