Top Stories for Monday September 6, 2010

“To Know The Road Ahead, Ask Those Returning” Sharing Stories Of China With Hannah Sturtevant
By Cookie Steponaitis
     “To know the road ahead, ask those returning” is an ancient Chinese proverb recorded by Confucius more than three thousand years ago. During his time the east and west were two separate worlds with very few travelers traversing the boundaries of oceans, religion and politics. With the advent of modern technology it would seem that the whole world would be an open place. While that is truer than ever before, most Americans have never seen China and most Chinese have never seen America. The two superpowers are linked in trade, commerce, and sports and on the world stage, but still steeped in misconceptions and stereotypes about each other based on decades old events. Slowly, this is changing.
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Tiger Football 2010 Underway MUHS To Battle Lyndon In The Kingdom
By Mike Cameron
    Is it that time of year already? You bet...the pads are poppin and the air is filled with High School football mania.  Who will be king of the hill and top of the heap when November arrives in sadly just a few short months from now?  One thing is for certain; the MUHS Varsity Football Tigers will be in the thick of it.  After all is said and done, Tiger football has a great record in the months of October and November.  Will 2010 be any different?   [ more ]

A Time Of Change
By Lydia Solini (www.AstrologyByLydia.com)
    As we celebrated our nation’s birthday on July 4, 2010 the United States entered into a new, year long cycle of change, opportunity and resourcefulness.  Communications are highlighted and great innovations in the communication field are possible.  Over the next five months we should see working conditions improving; an interest in creating and marketing new products, ideas and an openness to making changes when situations warrant it.  There will be surge in creative thinking and writing.  International trade and travel will increase.   [ more ]