The negative impact of AI
No, there is no gray area. The benefits do not outweigh the costs. By DYLAN CLEAR Sheridan High School Student Editor’s note No. 1: The Sheridan Student Column is brought…
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Financial fulfillment starts with discipline, not just desire
Discipline is a quiet force behind every meaningful achievement – whether you’re building wealth or chasing a lifelong dream. Kent Broussard of Baton Rouge, La., is a role model in…
When the meanies get you . . .
I’m not sorry to see September in the rear-view mirror. It was a rough month thanks to two (now former) clients. My left eye twitched constantly, my “stress back pain”…
Domestic violence survivors need us now more than ever
By LAURA BERRY Guest Columnist Writing this on the day of the federal government shutdown feels especially heavy. I know the implications this has for the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic…
From the desk of Hamilton Heights Superintendent Dr. Derek Arrowood
Update No. 157 This October, Hamilton Heights joins schools across the nation in recognizing National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about the harmful effects of bullying and…
Mapping a path to healing: supporting mental health in Indiana’s older foster youth
By ANGEL CRONE Guest Columnist This October, we observe National Mental Health Awareness Month and World Mental Health Day (Oct. 10.) These designations give us the opportunity to have honest…
This I know
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Without empathy shown to me throughout my lifetime, I am not sure I would still be here today….
I kept my promises to the HSE community
By TIFFANY PASCOE Guest Columnist As I conclude my term on the Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) School Board, I wrap up with a full heart and a clear conscience. From day…
IRT’s “39 Steps” is still worth your time, even though Hyperion did it better
By DANIEL SHOCK A Seat on the Aisle I was hesitant to take the ASOTA assignment to review The 39 Steps at IRT because I had just reviewed a production…
Automakers want to control car repairs. A growing movement is asking Congress to fight back.
By RUSS MILLER Guest Columnist Cars are an undeniable part of Indiana’s identity – from hosting the Indianapolis 500 to employing one of the nation’s largest automotive care and manufacturing…