Monthly Archives: January 2010

Tucson trucker could teach us a driving lesson or two

Some folks might automatically hate to see Tucsonan Larry Gerhart on the street. But only because of his vehicle. Gerhart, 64, drives a tractor-trailer. He’s been a trucker ever since he couldn’t get a job in town when he retired … Continue reading

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Why we should no how to spell

Please note: “No” in the headline was spelled wrong on purpose. Regardless of how advanced or reliant on computers our society may get, some fundamental skills will always matter. These include chopping onions, standing on our heads and knowing how … Continue reading

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The girl who cried wolf about abduction and our society full of lies

From a 6-year-old kid who floated away in a homemade hot air balloon to tales about Elvis being alive and working at Wal-Mart, our society is full of lies. We may expect such falsities from some politicians – but a … Continue reading

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