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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2013
Page
4
Reader questions the new AD's plan and background citing prior coaching roles and recent online master's completion. The piece critiques the claim that this is his first rodeo and notes potential gaps in off campus administrative experience amid hints about spring football plans.
The letter argues that spring ball does not guarantee fall wins and questions a new GCCISD administrator's plan for Goose Creek Memorial and other schools. It cites the Al dine head coach's 9-31 fall record with spring ball, Goose Creek Memorial's 22 regular-season wins with no spring ball, and Lee's 12 of 40 with spring ball, urging school autonomy and evidence-based decisions. It stresses varied coaching philosophies, existing year round off-season programs, and accountability beyond wins.
Mark Fleming reflects on the persistence of handwritten cards and printed documents amid prevalent electronic communication. He recalls how paper feels formal and personal, predicting a comeback for intimate mail while paperback sales decline, and notes vinyl records and keepsakes as lasting contrasts to digital formats.
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Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons reflects on how sensational reporting of homicide trials misleads the public. He compares coverage of Zimmerman and Martin to past Arkansas cases, arguing front page narratives distort testimony and inflame race politics, urging restraint and fair judgment beyond color. He cites media figures and editorials, stressing individual culpability over racial symbolism. Lyons notes his own credo of equality and invites email contact.
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