Concord Monitor
Opinion: Nonviolence in the face of hatred
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have responded to the violence and racism of today with the same nonviolent, loving resolve that he had decades ago, inspiring others to do the same.
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5mOpinion: School funding reform must put New Hampshire students first
Former members of New Hampshire's Commission to Study School Funding have filed a friend-of-the-court brief in Rand v. State of New Hampshire, urging the New Hampshire Supreme Court to protect the constitutional right to a public education while allowing the legislature to direct more aid to needy communities.
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5mOpinion: Human writing is more complicated โ and important โ than we think
Professor Brad Stull explores the potential disruption of humanities education by artificial intelligence and proposes strategies for maintaining critical literacy among students.
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