Charbonneau — Kateri Tekakwitha: saint or victim?
COLUMN — Her last words were “Jesus, I love you.” Kateri was a sickly child who died young. Smallpox killed her parents, left her half blind and her face scarred. To [Continue]
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Raeside — Adding up the numbers for morning briefing
Evans — Child’s development is not an Olympic event
Kara Evans writers about the joys of parenting. COLUMN — It’s difficult to go through life without competing at least once or twice in a battle of “one-upmanship.” [Continue]
When the school district superintendent became a student
By TOM FRIEDMAN Thompson Rivers University Reflecting on Dr. Terry Sullivan’s recent retirement, Kamloops residents recently spoke about his 15 years’ service to School [Continue]
Rogers — Google’s autocomplete has suddenly become serious business
Mark Rogers writes a column about social media and hosts a blog at http://www.newsonaut.com. COLUMN — If you haven’t had fun with Google autocomplete, you’re [Continue]
Knox — In the typewriter days, you had to think before you typed
Mike Miltimore of Lee’s Music told me recently that he had acquired, along with my old desk, my old typewriter in the sell-off of furniture and stuff from The Kamloops [Continue]
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