Someone Was Going To Die By Bernie Suttle I saw it just like in The Killers, the movie I’d seen last Saturday night where two hit men from the city come to a benign, little town to assassinate a former associate for ratting on the mob. They terrorized a café and its motley customers.
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Imagine! Just imagine a curriculum of 22 examinations over three years to achieve the Preparatoria in the public school system as one of the entry requirements for Jaltepec! Historically, this issue impacted the selection of suitable students for the two-year Technical Degree in Hoteleria programme at Jaltepec Centro Educativo. Jaltepec explored conducting a one
How To Help Reduce Climate Change By John de Waal Climate Change is real. NOAA and NASA data show that the Earth’s average surface temperature has increased 1.2 to 1.4ºF since 1900 with the warmest global average temperatures on record within the past 15 years. Most of the warming is the result of human
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Betcha’ Didn’t Know That… —Children of the U.S. Congress members do not have to pay back their college student loans. — Family members of Staffers of Congress are also exempt from having to payback student loans. —Members of Congress can retire at full pay after only one term. Members of Congress have exempted themselves
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Tacos The best part of the day is the night. I go searching for tacos, unhappy as I walk. The streets are empty except for people piling firewood for the holiday. I am the ghost that passes. The road ends. I backtrack through some trees to the stone pathway. Ahead, a highway materializes. I turn
Ramblings From The Ranch By Syd Sullins Adopt a Senior Pet Month November is time to bring attention to the joys of adopting a senior pet, those animals that are in the November of their own life. Any dog seven years or older is considered a senior. Their time on earth may be limited,
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Going Home By Bonnie L. Phillips otterwomanwrites@yahoo.com Serena stood at the outer fringes of the party, avoided eye contact with everyone, and leaned over the wooden rail of the pier. She stared into the darkness below, her body drawn by the endless ocean she had only seen pictures of while growing up in the
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Editor’s Page Guest EditorialBy David T. Pisarra, Esq. Courts Don’t Treat Male Rape Victims Equally– But They Should! In the United States of America we don’t want to believe that women can be aggressors in rape or in domestic violence cases, but the truth is they are. The belief that women are “not as
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Monster! By Mark Sconce My Spanish teacher, Herlinda Diaz, told me a remarkable story known to most Mexicans but hardly any foreigners. It began when Herlinda was maybe six or seven. One day she and her classmates boarded a school bus for a field trip to Coatlinchán not far outside Mexico City. Near the
