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Opinion
> Charlie Mitchell
Start of school means crime rate will drop
posted by LEILANI SALTER | 8/16/2010
No one welcomes the sight of school buses rolling on Mississippi roads more than law enforcement officers. The start of the fall semester means the number of auto, home and business burglary reports they write per shift will drop like a rock.That sounds sad, but it makes a cheerful point: At least many of the thieves victimizing thousands of people, mostly in larger Mississippi towns, are not drug-crazed, hardened criminals. They’re high school,
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Spinners mask the reality of two ongoing wars
America responded to being attacked on Sept. 11, 2001, by launching two
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Infatuation with race, fear fueled Sherrod story
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It’s safe to predict Barbour will prevail again
State elections leading to a new governor are still 15 months away, but
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To ban guns is to pretend to care about people
For 28 years, possession of a handgun in Chicago was a crime, akin to
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Newsom, Joyner excel at ‘afflicting the comfortable’
About 100 years ago, nationally syndicated newspaper columnist Finley
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Independence was a choice in 1776, and still is today
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Mergers, of themselves, don’t make schools better
It won’t save money.It won’t reduce staff.It won’t, of itself, improve
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Next batch of laws really could be for the people
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Obama keeping his promises regarding the military
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Jobs impact of spill not as visible, just as real
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‘Fervor’ or not, Thompson wrote book on retail politics
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Delay looms as big issue in execution cases
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Assuring judicial neutrality still a work in progress
Last week’s nomination by President Barack Obama of Elena Kagan to the
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No, not even a carrot patch is immune from ‘government intrusion’
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Feds will veto Arizona’s new law by ignoring it
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Another name for Tea Party is weary middle class
The Washington crowd of politicians and media folk pretends not to
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Gramps might need help paying his student loan
High school seniors will soon be accepting their diplomas. They’ll be
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Long-range thinkers point to biomass for Mississippi
Biomass.It’s a word we may be hearing more in Mississippi because it’s the
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Scope, power of government under constant review
People who can’t name a single justice of the U.S. Supreme Court can tell
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Ole Miss: Ole times there are best forgotten?
Perception is reality.When reality tries to argue against perception,
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Memorable places extend to all corners of Mississippi
Every state, no doubt, has iconic places. Mississippi certainly does.Not
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Model rules offer clarity to open records procedures
Way back in 1982, the Legislature consolidated various hints, suspicions
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Schools don’t cause, can’t cure increase in dropouts
Schools don’t cause, can’t cure increase in dropouts Dropouts are a
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Race to the bottom appears to be Legislature’s priority
During the opening ceremonies for the 21st Winter Olympics in Vancouver,
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