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The article focuses on an event held in McGill University's William Shatner building to launch the annual student journal "Kanala" which focuses on Indigenous people and had a book reading session of the poem "Broken" at the event.

The article offers information on the free monthly publication "Imprimis," of the Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan, and discusses various political issues such as the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, U.S. President Barack Obama's stance on gun control laws and football.

The article reports on the publication of the "Mysteries of Laumeier" by the seventh-grader students at North Kirkwood Middle School in Missouri in 2011, noting that it is an anthology of photos and stories.

''Most columnists have only three or four good columns in them, and these they keep writing over and over again.'' A know-it-all student journalist initiating a column in a university newspaper handed down that judgment many decades ago. It comes to mind now because the Beliefs column is about to close out 20 years of appearing every other week, with occasional absences, in these pages -- 486 columns, counting this one, or 482 over the strict quota of four good ones. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]