Athens Messenger Staff Contact Details and Addresses
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger provides contact details for the Athens Ohio newspaper including Route 33 North and Johnson Road locations, phone number (740) 592 6612 and email addresses for editors and staff. The listing names Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Wendy Van Sickle Jeff Bunch and Ike Weiss with their roles.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Athensmessenger
Monica Nieporte
Mnieporte
Joe Higgins
Shiggins
Wendy van Sickle
Wvansickle
Jeff Bunch
Jbunch
Ike Weiss
Iweiss
Ohio officials push shorter tests under Common Core standards
Editorial rounds up moves in Ohio to shrink the three hour math and English tests and consider new plans with a state testing vendor. It notes the earlier PARCC exit, argues six hours total is still too long for many students, and urges better options and non high stakes use of results.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
American Institutes of Research
Mike DeWine
DeWine
John Kasich
Findlay
Shrinks and the untold story of psychiatry in America
Jeffrey A. Lieberman argues psychiatry has improved from its past missteps yet remains challenged by under treatment and the need for broader access. He notes progress from primitive remedies to effective medicines, warns against judging today by Civil War era care, and discusses involuntary treatment amid rising state mandates.
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Woody Allen
Jack Nicholson
Thomas Szasz
Szasz
Jeffrey A. Lieberman
Sigmund Freud
Lieberman
Columbia University Medical School
Julius Wagner- Jauregg
National Bureau of Economic Research
Ohio state leaders contact details on 30th floor
Rep. Debbie Phillips represents House District 94 at 77 S. High St. 14th floor Columbus OH 43215. Phone 614-466-2158. Sen. Lou Gentile, Senate District 30, sits in Senate Building 1 Capitol Square ground floor Columbus OH 43215. Phone 614-466-6508.
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South High Street
Columbus
Debbie Phillips
S. High St
Lou Gentile
Senate
Capitol Square
Ron Hood
Modest Proposal echoes in abortion ethics debate
A critical look at Swift and modern abortion ethics cites a controversial undercover video with Planned Parenthood official Deborah Nucatola describing how fetal remains could be used for research. The piece questions commodification of unborn life, noting organizational responses and potential future profits from medical advances.
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Swift
Planned Parenthood
Deborah Nucatola
Nucatola
Irvine
California
Center For Medical Progress
Cecile Richards
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