Opinion

Ed, my neighbour next door, heard we were at one of the seven ceremonies for this year's spring convocation for the University of Saskatchewan.

Dear Editor I have read with interest Bob Zurowski's most recent "Lookin' Around Town" columns in the Battlefords News-Optimist and Regional Optimist.

Dear Editor It's official. We, as people of this community, have lost our focus.

I recently had the chance to chat with and listen to a seminar delivered by Dean Nicholson around substance use and sexual abuse. Nicholson is the administrator of East Kootenay Addiction Services in Cranbrook, B.C.

Health is defined as freedom from sickness and disease. The World Health Organization defines health as physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease.

Here comes summer and the open road lies ahead. I travel throughout the year, but the months of June, July and August are my favourite. I want to go where I've never been, where I've heard rave reviews and most of all, where I feel welcome.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

The story of the Edmonton physics teacher, Lynden Dorval, who has been suspended, and will likely be terminated for giving students a mark of zero for work not completed has captured my attention.

Story:It's not often in this opinion column business one can lay claim to accurately predicting the future. Most of the time it's a crapshoot.

Dear Editor I'm writing in response to "Body parts in the mail a wakeup call?" (News-Optimist, June 6). When I first read this article, I thought Brian Zinchuk was attempting to write a tongue-in-cheek piece about cannibalism.