Astronomy: Hercules and Leo the lion
My daughter, Dr. Krishni Burns, is an extraordinary scholar, whose field is classical reception. She studies the ancient myths and then looks at the...
Column: Lewis Center native authors book
“Jersey Gold: The Newark Overland Company’s Trek to California, 1849” was written by Margaret Casterline Bowen and Gwendolyn Joslin Hiles and published this year.The...
Prosecutor column: Keep security top of mind this summer
Summer may not be officially on the calendar quite yet, but we’ve already had some beautiful days where it’s a joy to be outside....
Astronomy: Prime time to observe Jupiter
You can observe Jupiter 1,000 times and never see the same planet twice. It is up in the early evening now, and is certainly...
Judge column: The principal and the detective
“We have recognized that maintaining security and order in the schools requires a certain degree of flexibility in school disciplinary procedures.”— U.S. Supreme Court,...
Column: Summer reading fun to begin
This time of year when schools are wrapping up their curriculum and things are generally slowing time is the time when things really amp...
Astronomy: The moons of Jupiter
It’s hard to miss Jupiter these days. The largest of all the planets sits high in the southeastern sky just after dark. Soon thereafter,...
Judge column: The bad date lawsuit
“This is, like, one of my biggest pet peeves.”— Brandon Vezmar“While damages sought are modest, the principle is important as defendant’s behavior is a...
Astronomy: A vision of spring
I am writing the last of these words on my birthday. It is an odd experience indeed to have reached 65 full trips of...
Column: Support funding for libraries
If you’re a long time reader of this column, I’m sure there is much you already know about the Delaware County District Library. We...