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Perspectives on Intellectual Freedom and Censorship, Part III
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Monster Hunter Freedom Unite | Episode 42 | Dual Monoblos | A Fight with Two Horns
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The second Story County Freedom Flight is Tuesday, but it began Sunday at Ames City Auditorium with a send-off ceremony honoring the veterans who will be on the flight.

This trip has been on my bucket list, Gary Evans, a Vietnam veteran from Nevada, said. Im just excited to be going.

This years participants are 31 World War II veterans, 50 Korean War veterans and 69 Vietnam veterans, including two women. All of the veterans on the flight either live in Story County now or did when they enlisted.

This means a lot because weve been there, done that, and served our country with pride, Eldon Boswell, of Nevada, said. Boswell, who served during the Korean War, said he wanted to see the monuments with this group, and that there was a sense of brotherhood in seeing them together.

On Sunday, the veterans gathered first at Iowa State University for a motorcade tour through the campus and downtown Ames. The veterans rode on buses with a motorcycle escort and were accompanied by area law enforcement officials and firefighters. The motorcade was greeted when it arrived at City Auditorium by a large crowd of friends and family members.

Highlights of the ceremony included a medley of service branch songs, a performance of God Bless America and a special presentation of an honorary high school diploma to veteran Donald Phipps.

Phipps was a member of the 2012 Freedom Flight, and received his honorary diploma through the Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs Operation Recognition program. The program recognizes veterans who didnt complete their high school diplomas because of service during World War II, the Vietnam War or the Korean War. Phipps, a World War II veteran, received his honorary diploma from Boone High School.

He was then also presented with a letter of honorary acceptance to ISU, signed by ISU President Steven Leath.

Also presented at the ceremony were a Gold Star wreath and POW/MIA flag.

The Gold Star wreath, which represents soldiers who lost their lives in service, will be taken on Tuesdays trip and placed on the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery, Tony Nussbaum, Sundays master of ceremonies, said.

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When youre living off disability checks and buying groceries with food stamps, theres not much room in the budget for even the bargain-basement plans Internet service providers offer.

But now comes KC Freedom Network.

Since last fall, a consortium of nonprofit groups has been trying to bridge the digital divide by building what, for Kansas City, is a new kind of Internet service. One that for now is absolutely free to the 1,000 people who already can get it in Kansas City and Kansas City, Kan.

The key: While most Internet service providers deliver the Net to homes via copper or, in Googles case, fiber optic cable, KC Freedom Network has gone airborne.

With microwave dishes and Wi-Fi systems, it uses the airwaves to connect people who might not otherwise have broadband Internet service.

As far as the projects backers are concerned, there is no limit on how big the KC Freedom Network will get.

Not that the big guys are sweating it.

A spokeswoman for Google says there are big differences between the quality of Internet service her company provides and that of efforts like KC Freedom Network, but Google welcomes the effort all the same.

Its great that Kansas City nonprofits are working to get their neighbors online, Jenna Wandres said. The more groups who are thinking about the digital divide and working on locally driven solutions, the better.

KC Freedom Networks effort to achieve better access for KCs core is seen by some as an exciting experiment.

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Sunday September 29, 2013

Americans freedom story revealed in 50 documents

Proclamation from Harpers Ferry abolitionist among pieces highlighted

The Associated Press

In this Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013 photo, Erin Paulson stabilizes a 1900th century document at the The Historical Society of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The society's new web site charts the evolution of American freedom, a story of struggle and conflict through 50 carefully selected historic documents, from an early draft of the Articles of Confederation to a suffragette's letter to her parents to a 1970's tract on gay rights. The organization hopes its interactive "Preserving American Freedom" web site will gain favor with educators.

PHILADELPHIA -- The Historical Society of Pennsylvania holds more than 21 million documents and items. It was Rachel Moloshok's job to sort, sift and select just 50.

What was she looking for? No less than a history of how Americans have defined freedom and how they've fought for it.

After two years of effort, the fruits of her labor can be seen on a new interactive website that charts the evolution of what many Americans take for granted. It's a 350-year-old tale of struggle and conflict told through original documents both famous and obscure, from an early draft of the Articles of Confederation to a suffragette's letter home, from a signed copy of the Emancipation Proclamation to a 1970s speech arguing against the classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder.

The documents are a reminder that Americans' quest for freedom didn't end with the British surrender at Yorktown, or the ratification of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Rather, it was just beginning, with succeeding generations claiming freedom for themselves and fighting for it, nurturing it and protecting it.

"The way I define this project is not necessarily tracing the history of American freedom, but essentially the history of how Americans have defined or have envisioned and struggled for freedom," said Moloshok, project director of the Preserving American Freedom initiative. "At some point, everybody who has struggled for their own freedom kind of turns around and says, 'Yeah, but we didn't mean you.' It's this great, very complicated history of struggle."

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