Eagle Editorials
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Business should get off fence on bond
If Wichita's $370 million school bond election fails, opponents won't deserve credit for making the case that more schools and better facilities for arts, athletics and technical education are unneeded extravagances. They aren't.
Opinion
- DAVID BRODER: NEW PRESIDENT INHERITS A COUNTRY IN BAD SHAPE - 10/12/2008 01:43 AM
- DAVID P. RUNDLE: PALIN PUT DISABILITY ISSUES IN SPOTLIGHT - 10/12/2008 01:42 AM
- TRUDY RUBIN: GATES WORTH KEEPING - 10/12/2008 01:42 AM
- KATHLEEN PARKER: PUT THE GLOVES BACK ON - 10/10/2008 01:42 AM
- RANDY NELSON: GIVE WHATEVER YOU CAN TO HELP OUR COMMUNITY - 10/10/2008 01:42 AM
- ROD DREHER: MCCAIN SHOULD CALL US TO SACRIFICE - 10/10/2008 01:42 AM
- DAVID BRODER: CANDIDATES REJECT REALITY - 10/09/2008 01:42 AM
Brent Castillo
Falling stocks aren't what really matters
The recent decline in our financial markets reminds us that our future is never fully secure. Many Americans have lost their homes; many, many more have lost thousands of dollars on plummeting investments.
Davis Merritt
Palin lacks intellect for national office
Many Americans apparently believe the nation saw the real Sarah Palin last week and, by gosh, she is just like us. Which means she's no more qualified to be a national and world leader than you or I, or almost anyone we know or come in contact with. It boils down to intellect, one of the most important requirements for effective world leadership. The next two on the list are intellect and intellect, followed by everything else.
