By MARY HAWK

Last summer, I was selected to attend Cornhusker Girls State, and the topic of radical groups like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals came up frequently.

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By KYLEE WHITEHILL

PETA and the U.S. Humane Society’s actions for animal rights may seem innocent enough, but where do you cross the line on abuse?

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By GRACE CARHART

Americans love their pets. We shower them with expensive organic food, outfits that make them look like another animal entirely, squeaky toys, and many other lavish gifts. There’s pet stores, pet malls, pet washes, pretty much anything our lovable groomed dogs and cats could possibly wish for.

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By ERIN GRUNDMAYER

A snow storm has just knocked out the power and yet farmers are going out to check on their animals before they hook up their generators to their houses. They check the waterers and make sure they are unthawed and that all of the animals are safe and warm.

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By CAMI OELSLIGLE

A 4-year-old holds on with all of his or her might as the young calf feeds from a bottle, slick with slobber from the other calves trying to rob a taste. Watch the smile flash across the youngster’s face and tell me he or she wants to harm this animal in any way.

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By ASHLEY WALTER

Oh, the topic of animal rights — how you’ve haunted me since that fateful day of beginning to collect information for FFA.

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By: Principles For Living - Bill Zechmann
Principlesforliving.org

The Bible has a lot to say about fools. Have you ever argued with someone that is only willing to look at something from their own point of view?

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Envy is at the root of the current populist agenda that is gaining favor in both political parties.

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