Reagan dies as nation mourns long political arc
The article recalls Ronald Reagan's death and life, noting his diagnosis with Alzheimer’s five years after leaving office, his family, and his impact on the Republican Party. It covers his early career, two-term presidency, major policies, and the 1980s arms deals controversy, along with his enduring popularity. It also mentions his D-Day plans, family survivors, and the 1981 assassination attempt.
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Schools must plan for a future shaped by technology
Goose Creek officials and teachers debated how to design schools for tomorrow as Internet driven learning and laptops reshape teaching. They cited bandwidth, equity, and adaptable spaces while warning against widening gaps between haves and have-nots and preserving human contact amid digital progress.
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