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It seems that the government is being more prudish than its people.A study was just released, saying that most Americans favor comprehensive sex education over abstinence-only education, regardless of their political bias.According to a story by Reuters:Of the nearly 1,110 U.S. adults they...
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Hello Bakersfield!
My name is Sonja and I'm a student at the University of New Hampshire. I'm studying your fine newspaper to analyze how print has changed with the Internet.
Bakersfield has done some pretty cool interactive stuff with its web site.
I'd love to hear what readers think about...
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The article in its entirety can be read here. Bill Moyers is president of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy and a veteran journalist. He delivered these remarks in San Diego on October 27 to the Council of Great City Schools , an organization of the nation’s largest...
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Mr. and Mrs. Average Taxpaying Citizen:
You need to know that a new commercial industry was created thanks to the No Child Left Behind Act.
It starts by setting goals and standards of testing so high that many urban schools with a varied population of students will fail to meet all of the...
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I was nervous. I had studied the issues - all those I could think of that members of the audience might bring up. I took notes and challenged myself as to my position on every topic mentioned on the news or in the newspaper regarding education. Waiting at home made the tension...
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As the clouds and rain outside show, fall is upon us and soon winter will follow, which means flu season is around the corner. But as opposed to past seasons of stuffy noses and vomiting, some school nurses are using this one to emphasize good hygiene habits in the event that bird flu does comes...
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Remember when greasy pizza, birthday parties every week and snack machines in the hallways were the norm in school? Well, that seems to be coming to an end as schools rush to address the high incidence of obesity and diabetes in children today.
Below is a story I wrote, that was published...
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