Knight's armor intact as Indiana trustees renew coach
Editorial argues Indiana University kept Bobby Knight on the job after a lengthy tirade record and a $30,000 fine, signaling that athletics priorities trump academic codes. The piece contrasts Knight with John Rocker, notes zero tolerance yet deferred consequences, and predicts scrutiny will intensify if another outburst occurs.
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End or Beginning of the Million Moms March on the Mall
The article describes a Sunday on the Mall where NRA supporters and Million Moms marchers faced off amid grief and activism. It questions whether the event marks the end or the beginning of gun control efforts and notes calls for political action ahead of elections.
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No Excuses schools prove power of strong principals
The Heritage Foundation highlights seven traits shared by 21 high poverty schools led by diverse principals. Nancy Ichinaga at Bennett/Kew Elementary reform at scale, Ronald Williams at Newberry Elementary boosts reading and math, and Ernest Smith at Portland Rural Arkansas turnaround show results. Principals decide money use and hiring, set measurable goals, recruit top teachers, ensure testing, involve parents, and demand student effort for time on task to drive achievement.
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South Carolina Relocates Confederate Flag Amid Debate
In a 2000 decision the South Carolina General Assembly voted to relocate the Confederate battle flag from atop the State House dome amid protests and economic boycott threats. Supporters argue the move honors history. critics call it a test of integrity amid ongoing race relations concerns.
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Elian Gonzalez and U S Cuba policy critique
The writer accuses the Clinton administration of normalizing Cuba and portraying Miami Patriots as villains. They claim gradual sanctions removal will benefit Cuba and warn that children are being brainwashed by state programs like First Steps and Goals 2000, urging concern for American youth.
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