Imprisoned priest Geoghan murdered in cell
The prison slaying of John Geoghan, the former Massachusetts priest accused of molesting about 150 boys, is blamed on an inmate serving a life term in a protective custody unit at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center. Gov. Romney ordered a full investigation.
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John Geoghan
Massachusetts
Georghan
Geoghan
Souza-Baranowski
Shirley
Mass
Mitt Romney
Local staff roster for Aiken Standard announced
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B Hunter and Managing figures Jeffrey Wallace Arthur Zappa Ellen Priest Timothy O Briant and production and circulation leaders Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson.
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Arthur T. Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O’briant
Scot Newcom
J. David Boyd
Letitia Jefferson
Rethinking Teacher Professionalization Since 1983 Reforms
Chester E. Finn Jr. argues that efforts to professionalize teaching since A Nation at Risk have yielded few classroom gains. He notes NBPTS NCATE and state boards shape certification while alternative routes gain traction. Paige warns standards must pair with opening the profession to more talent.
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National Commission On Excellence In Education
U.S
Carnegie Corp
National Board For Professional Teaching Standards
NBPTS
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
NCATE
Teach For America
Rod Paige
Al Franken mocked abstinence and Harvard ties in attack
The piece accuses Al Franken of lying to Attorney General Ashcroft to gather material for a satirical anti-conservative book. It defends abstinence programs like True Love Waits and Project Reality, cites studies on sex education effectiveness, and criticizes Franken's hypocrisy and public mockery of youth chastity.
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Saturday Night Live
Harvard University Kennedy School of Government
Shorenstein Center
John Ashcroft
Franken
Ashcroft
America
HHS
Tommy Thompson
William J. Bennett
White House
Ari Fleischer
Rick Santorum
National Security
Condoleezza Rice
Lie
Amazon.com
Exec
Obidos
Center
Kennedy School
Harvard
Hollywood
Ivory Tower
Erika Harold
A.C. Green
Public Health
Journal of School Health
Letters on campaigns urge issue focus in Aiken District 3 race
An editorial by Dick Smith supporters urges voters to ignore innuendo and evaluate Ed Grobbe and Don Sprawls by issues. The letter defends Grobbe against residence rumors and criticizes smear tactics, urging voters to attend forums and assess candidates’ positions over four years.
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Aiken
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Grobbe
Aiken Standard
Ed Grobbe
Horse District
Hitchcock Woods
Don Sprawls
District 3
Keep Don Sprawls on City Council Keep Don Sprawls on City Council
Voters in District 3 are urged to retain Don Sprawls on the City Council citing his businesslike approach and even handed decisions. The supporter argues his experience ensures sensible growth and stable city management.
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District 3
Don
Ed Grobbe for City Council in District 3
A letter urges District 3 voters in Aiken to back Ed Grobbe for City Council on September 9. The writer, a longtime resident, stresses balancing development and preservation to maintain the city’s quality of life and aesthetic.
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