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Robert Galvin

Robert Galvin

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Opinion Editor, Rogue Valley Times

Medford

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Total articles 175

  • THINKING OUT LOUD: Flying cars in the rear-view mirror

    By Robert Galvin| Rogue Valley Times Verified Lately, I’ve been feeling nostalgic for the future. Not the future that appears before us — the one filled with trepidation and doomsaying, distrust and sociocultural wars over America’s identity and spirit. You can take that future and stick it where the sun don’t shine. No, these days when I look out on inversion-draped mornings, my mind wanders to the wide-open horizons of the days of yore. Days when we were told that “anything is possible” by those who might still conceive of that to be true.

    By Robert Galvin · Rogue Valley Times

    Dec. 06, 2024

  • THINKING OUT LOUD: You can’t handle the tooth … paste

    By Robert Galvin| Rogue Valley Times Verified Sometimes, I wish I could have been born a character in a comic strip — where life seldom throws you curveballs as you attempt to carry out the most daunting of tasks. Case in point: Purchasing a needed tube of toothpaste. In the comics, my doppelgänger would simply grab a box labeled “TOOTHPASTE” — likely printed in Comic Sans — and the arduous chore would be completed lickety-split.

    By Robert Galvin · Rogue Valley Times

    Nov. 29, 2024

  • THINKING OUT LOUD: Flying cars in the rear-view mirror

    By Robert Galvin| Rogue Valley Times Verified Lately, I’ve been feeling nostalgic for the future. Not the future that appears before us — the one filled with trepidation and doomsaying, distrust and sociocultural wars over America’s identity and spirit. You can take that future and stick it where the sun don’t shine. No, these days when I look out on inversion-draped mornings, my mind wanders to the wide-open horizons of the days of yore. Days when we were told that “anything is possible” by those who might still conceive of that to be true.

    By Robert Galvin · Rogue Valley Times

    Dec. 06, 2024

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Rogue Valley Times

Medford, United States