Travis Journalism talk thanks Travis Elementary readers
Sun columnist Deana Nall joined Travis Elementary students in a United Nations style address about journalism. Fourth graders, guided by Beth Pohr and others, wrote letters and asked questions while the speaker recalled goofy school days and urged better effort, receiving playful, thoughtful responses from Alyssa Box, Iris Flores, Maritza Rodriguez, Alana Ailles, Andrew Lord, Colson Shepherd, Austin Lord, Michael Regalado, Lauren Sparkes, Ginnie Berg, Madeline Poirot, and Josue Gonzalez.
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Michael Regalado
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Dole cites Iraq stay to defend liberty at Santa Barbara ball
In Santa Barbara Bob Dole urged Americans to remain in Iraq to curb terrorism and defend democracy, calling the fight against insurgents part of a global struggle for freedom while criticizing President Bush's popularity slump. The speech was at a Pierre Claeyssens event.
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Today in History November 15 2005 events recap
November 15 2005 marks the 319th day of the year with 46 remaining. Highlights include the 1777 Continental Congress approval of the Articles of Confederation, Pike sighting Pikes Peak in 1806, NBC debut in 1926, Roosevelt cornerstone of Jefferson Memorial in 1939, peacetime conscription coverage in 1940, Gemini 12 splashdown in 1966, and Vietnam War protests in 1969.
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United States
Zebulon Pike
Pikes Peak
National Broadcasting Company
Roosevelt
Jefferson Memorial
Washington, D.C
James A. Lovell
Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin Jr
Atlantic
Washington
Quotable wisdom on judgment from ancient sources
A 2nd century Jewish sage cites wisdom that imagining attainment is folly while Romans 14 4 asserts each servant stands before his master. The passage explores humility and divine evaluation, contrasting ancient ethical counsel with Christian teaching on judgment.
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Simon Ben Azzai
Share Your Photo or Story With The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun invites reader photo submissions by email to david.bloom baytownsun.com or by mail to 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520. Send story ideas with enough contact information for follow up.
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Corrections Policy Notice From The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun announces corrections and clarifications appear in this space. Readers may contact managing editor David Bloom by phone at 281 425 8016 or by email at david.bloom baytownsun.com to inquire about errors and changes.
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Community Calendar Highlights From Baytown Area Clubs
Lions Club meets at noon at Golden Corral 4610 Garth Road with District 2 S2 Governor Buzz Gain visiting. Choir boosters meet at 7 p.m. at Sterling High School to discuss dinner concert fundraisers and spring trip to New York. parents urged to attend. Gospel night at Highlands Community Center 604 Highland Woods Drive at 7 p.m. public invited. for more info call 281-426-7561. Toddler time 10:30 a.m. Chambers County Library Anahuac. tai chi 5 p.m. Crosby Community Center. Cranberry Chutney cooking class 10 a.m. Crosby Center 409 Hare Road with $1 donation. call 281-462-0543. Crosby Area Democrats meet 7–9 p.m. Crosby Community Center 419 Hare Road third Tuesday. Cedar Bayou 4-H meets third Tuesday. call 281-421-2974. West Baytown Our Promise free English classes 9–11 a.m. Tuesdays at Iglesia Bautista Betel 2728. more information call 281-422-3457. Scrapbooking session back soon.
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Buzz Gain
RSS
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New York
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Highland Woods Drive
Chambers County
Anahuac
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Hare Road
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Crosby
Cedar Bayou
Pat Robberson
Our Promise
West Baytown Inc
Iglesia Bautista Betel
Baytown weekly events: crafts, study and senior activities
A listing of Tuesday activities across Baytown includes RSS Star Ball scrapbooking at Baytown Community Center 2407 Market St from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with $12 fee, recovery and Bible study groups at local churches, preschool storytime at Sterling Library, Happy Quilters at 2407 Market St, duplicate bridge at Remington Park, GED classes at J D Walker Center, Crosby Library children’s programs, and Baytown Senior Center at 1715 Market St offering meals, games, Bible study and transportation. For details call listed numbers such as 281-420-6597 and 281-427-2145.
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Rollingbrook Drive
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Elaine
King’s Table
Memorial Assembly of God Church
N. Alexander Drive
Pat Holmes
Sterling Municipal Library
Lisa
Happy Quilters
Baytown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Remington Park
W. Baker Road
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
First Presbyterian Church
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