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Jerry Large
I try to write about the intersections of everyday life and big issues. I like to invite readers to think a little differently. The topics I choose represent the things in which I take an interest, and I try to deal with them the way most folks would, sometimes seriously, sometimes with a sense of humor. My column runs Mondays and Thursdays.
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Jerry Large | Food-bank theft turns into a gift
According to the latest figures from the Agriculture Department, 85.4 percent of U.S. households had access to the food they needed in 2008. The remaining 14.6 percent, roughly 49 million people, couldn't count on getting enough food.
Thursday, November 19
Jerry Large | A blessed life, with soundtrack
Monday, November 16
Jerry Large | Red flags on the road to reform
Thursday, November 12
Jerry Large | Objects of upgrade envy
Monday, November 9
Jerry Large | Breaking out of our bubble
Thursday, November 5
Jerry Large | Citizenship means being involved
Monday, October 26
Jerry Large | We build a sense of community
Thursday, October 22
Jerry Large | Waiting for Bookfest's first lines
Monday, October 19
Jerry Large | Looking for a mayor who listens
Thursday, October 15
Jerry Large | Race, class — and new school map
Monday, October 12
Jerry Large | YMCA to honor survivors of group for decades of activism
Thursday, October 8
Jerry Large | Car dealer's dream vs. Detroit
Monday, October 5
Jerry Large | Teaching mediation to kids
Thursday, October 1
Jerry Large | Seeing the 'green' light
Monday, September 28
Jerry Large | Our most valuable resource
Thursday, September 24
Jerry Large | Help, hope for mental illness
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