FUSsa-talk Mailing List: Re: Humanist Perspective in todays St Paul Pioneer Press

[Bob Aderhold (bobader]

Curt -

Thanks for this excellent piece from the PP.  Regards, Bob


On Jan 28, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Curt Leavitt wrote:

> Hi All,
> The article is attached in WORD for easy distribution with photo  
> included as
> in the paper.  It's good to see secular newspapers and magazines
> increasingly printing the Humanist perspective (or maybe I'm just  
> writing
> better in my old age).
>
> Curt Leavitt
> 651-484-4904
>
>
> **********************************************
> From: MADELINE SIMON <madeline-mpls [at] msn.com>
> To: FUS Social Action talk <fussa-talk [at] muusja.org>; Curt Leavitt
> <curtleav [at] msn.com>
> Cc: Bob Aderhold <bobader [at] comcast.net>; Adele Hansen  
> <hanse002 [at] tc.umn.edu>
> Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 3:05 PM
> Subject: Fw: Humanist Perspective in todays St Paul Pioneer Press
> > Terrific article!  Thanks for sharing it with us.  Glad the  
> > Pioneer Press
> printed it--online as well as paper copy.  I am forwarding to  
> Social Action
> Committee.
> > Peace,
> > Madeline
> *********************************************
> Original Message:  1/25/08
> > To:  Bob Aderhold, Madeline Simon, and Adele Hanson
> > Dear FUS Members,
> > Having corresponded with the three of you on "The Twin Cities  
> > HUMANISTS
> RIVER FESTIVAL", I know you  will all find my Humanist perspective  
> in todays
> Pioneer Press interesting.
> > Pck up a copy ofthe St Paul Pioneer Press today to see my smiling  
> > face on
> the editorial page.  Technically the article at 500 words is called a
> "Viewpoint".
> > You can also go on line at TwinCities.com or just type St Paul  
> > Pioneer
> Press in your search window.  At the newspaper web site you can  
> just type
> Curt  Leavitt in their search window or the name of the article  
> Reason For
> Hope and Hope For Reason.  They don't include photos on line.
> > Curt Leavitt
>
> <Reason For Hope and Hope For Reason.doc>