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June 11, 2025, Letters to the Editor
- Harvard, now collectively opposed, faces a president who they may have dismissed years ago amid the resurgence of old government policies.
- Calls to remove the media blackout before the 2026 General Election arise from the power of social media and calls for more transparency.
- In Fiji, the recent Vanuabalavu Expo aims to uplift local resources while highlighting ongoing failures in delivering basic national services to rural areas.
- Hate crimes climbed 150% from 2023 to 2024, prompting officials to urge confronting antisemitism as a real problem beyond statistics.
- These developments indicate increasing political and social polarization, with sustained efforts toward transparency and addressing challenges globally.
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Back and forth went the dinosaur king, smashing and breaking everything He wanted the rest of the animals to know, he was supreme and in charge of the show The dinosaur steps he undertook, like coal and tariffs and being a crook Were all that he knew as many would say, his dinosaur brain always going astray. Ugly is “beautiful” and suffering is “great”, in the upside-down language that he did create Schools and law firms were his first prey, bei…
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