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2 weeks ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
With Memorial Day upon us, known until 1967 as Decoration Day, there’s no better time than now not only to thank those who made the ultimate sacrifice but also to commit to triumph over the turbulent times of today in order to maintain American greatness. The moment has come for “all” Americans — to re-create the selfless spirit of those who won WWII and built a great nation, and to become the “new” Greatest Generation.
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4 weeks ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
Opinion: Jim Martin: For 2025 graduates, the future is not something to inherit, but something to shape
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1 month ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
Commencing this week thousands of college campuses across our country and around the globe will begin to come alive with the joyful rituals of graduation. Seniors mostly in black gowns and tasseled caps will gather on sun-drenched lawns of stadiums or in echoing arenas. Families will travel from near and far, holding signs and flowers, eager to witness their loved ones take a symbolic walk across the stage into the next chapter of their lives.
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1 month ago | 
krcrtv.com | Jim Martin
BENBOW, Calif. — BENBOW, Calif. — George Mullins, a World War II veteran and local celebrity, celebrated his 100th birthday today. Mullins, who served as a staff sergeant in the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne, participated in the historic invasion of Normandy, landing at Utah Beach, and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. His bravery earned him numerous medals, including a Purple Heart. When asked how it felt to reach this milestone, Mullins shared his thoughts on turning 100.
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1 month ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
In the fall of 1961, my family made a life-changing decision to move from the corn fields of Newton, Iowa, to Boulder, Colorado. At the time, Boulder was a burgeoning town of about 38,000 people, nestled against the striking backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, and the sense of community was palpable. As I settled into my new surroundings, I quickly learned that Boulder was abuzz with excitement over a local hero: Dr. Joe Romig, an All-America football player and future Rhodes Scholar.
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1 month ago | 
ncmedicaljournal.com | Sally Herndon |Susan M. Kansagra |Courtney Heck |Jim Martin
By Sally Herndon, Susan M. Kansagra, Courtney Heck, Jim Martin, Ann H. Staples, Joyce Swetlick, Jennifer Park, Stephanie Gans, Luanna McCraw, Alyssa Mouton Herndon, Sally, Susan M. Kansagra, Courtney Heck, Jim Martin, Ann H. Staples, Joyce Swetlick, Jennifer Park, Stephanie Gans, Luanna McCraw, and Alyssa Mouton. 2021. "Partners: Keys to Success and Meeting Challenges in Tobacco Control in North Carolina." North Carolina Medical Journal 82 (3): 198-202. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.82.3.198.
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1 month ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
The 2025 NCAA Women’s and Men’s Basketball Tournaments concluded recently — and Geno Auriemma, the legendary University of Connecticut Huskies women’s coach, wasted no time in critiquing the state of the women’s games, as he and others have done for years. During the tournament, Auriemma uttered a “mic-drop” comment, saying that the women’s tournament experience “sucked” compared to the men’s.
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2 months ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
We are watching in real-time the death march of amateurism on university campuses. Welcome to the ever-changing world of play-for-pay in college sports; it is about to officially turn professional. Today, many prospective college athletes first ask these two questions: “How much money will you pay me and how much time will I play?” Gone are the days when they inquired about the strength of academic programs.
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2 months ago | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
Americans are finally waking up to the fact that there has been a substantial decline in our nation’s critical thinking skills. In the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st century, where information is both abundant and accessible, the ability to think critically stands as a crucial skill that needs to be nurtured and honed.
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Mar 2, 2025 | 
dailycamera.com | Jim Martin
Often called the “mother of Boulder’s greenbelt”, Ruth Wright is a name that resonates with environmental activism, civic leadership, the power of individual dedication to our community and environmental stewardship. Her life story reflects a journey marked by resilience, advocacy, and an unwavering commitment to preserving the natural beauty of Boulder and protecting the rights of all of its residents. She grew up in a time when the world was undergoing significant transformations.
