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Two storylines compete for attention in K-12 education. One is about arguments, and the other is about agreements.
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To rephrase Leon Trotsky: You may not be interested in artificial intelligence, but artificial intelligence is interested in you.”
As Klamath County’s Public Health Director, one of my top priorities is to protect the health and safety of our youth.
\Oregon voters sent a clear message when an overwhelming majority passed Measure 113 in 2022 to dissuade lawmakers from staging walkouts over divisive legislation: Regardless of party affiliation, legislators should go to work and do their jobs — just like the rest of us. And those who choos…
Everyone knows that tobacco is trouble. It’s the hardest thing in the world to stop. This article is not about that. It is not about making you feel bad for using tobacco, or berating you, or being yet another nagging voice to ask you to quit.
Dancing With The Stars isn’t just for television. On Friday, May 12, some of Klamath Falls’ best-known community members will transform into professional dancers on stage for the Ross Ragland Theater’s annual fundraiser.
Share the love of chocolate this Mother’s Day at Bliss Yoga and Wellness.
Those looking for a doggone good time this Mother’s Day weekend might want to try the Klamath County Fairgrounds.
There’s something called the “any damn fool” rule in politics. It’s an unwritten rule because, well, any damn fool should know better, no matter what the law says or how the rules can be interpreted to justify one’s actions.
As a sophomore at Oregon Institute of Technology majoring in mechanical engineering, I can tell you firsthand that our public universities are doing incredible work when it comes to research and innovation, which is why I recently took time out of my busy engineering coursework to urge the l…
Remember the beige craze of the 2000s? If you wanted to sell your house, you’d paint the interior walls of your house “bashful beige,” “autumn wheat,” “tasteful tan,” “totally taupe,” or “burnt oatmeal.”
Community colleges play a vital role for higher education and in fulfilling community needs, and as demands grow we at Klamath Community College continue to evolve to best serve the area.
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Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a roughly 40-year-old field of scholarship that analyzes political, legal and social institutions through the lens of race (See Kimberle Crenshaw and Derrick Bell).
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