Teddy Bear sandwich wins MAUHS Boy Foods contest
Mt Anthony Union High School students Patricia Gazillo led a Boy Foods class in a contest to create original nutritious sandwiches. Val Antonio led the winning team with help from Dave Dence and Craig Dupee, crafting a teddy bear shaped sandwich. The judges remained unaware of teams as prizes were awarded. lunch followed the judging. Separately, a 35-student group plans a Feb 14 departure from Logan Airport for a Switzerland trip, with an upcoming charity auction on Feb 8 to raise funds.
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Val Antonio
Craig Dupee
Dave Dence
MAU
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Patricia A. Gazillo
Mrs. Elliot
Sue Gulley
Debbie Mason
Anna Paligo
Debbie Squiers
Matt Pollack
Brian Harwood
Bob Des Meules
Leo Harris
Switzerland
Logan
Boston
Alps
Geneva
Basics of Education by Jayne Latif
Jayne Latif comments on Mt. Anthony Union School District budget debates and course cuts. She supports some changes like English and Social studies while opposing removing advanced art ceramics and language courses. She urges better plans over cuts, notes need for good teachers and strong reading and writing basics, and expresses resolve to continue advocating for improved education.
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Jayne Latif
Mt. Anthony Union
Mt. Anthony
Letters to the Banner on amnesty and patriotic sacrifice
The Letter to the Editor condemns amnesty as a dirty word stirring harsh feelings among Americans whose sons served or were drafted, and among mothers fathers widows sweethearts recalling losses and memories of war service.
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The
Banner
Amnesty and its limits amid war ethics
Arlington writer Rock R Rogers argues amnesty creates unequal pardon for past offenses and weakens service principles. He questions how to define amnesty fairly when ironclad wartime rules clash with forgive-and-forget approaches, urging consistent standards to protect a defenseless country.
Barbaric step backward in Vermont death penalty debate
To the Editor of The Banner, the writer argues reinstating the death penalty, as proposed by Attorney General Jerome Diamond, would be barbaric and unconstitutional. They call capital punishment cruel, deterring no crime, and morally indefensible, urging against any future execution and addressing the Vermont context. Box 95 Essex Center
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Jerome Diamond
Vermont
U.S
Sunset Farms blaze wipes out garage and barns north of Bennington
A bucket brigade saved the home, but fire blamed on defective wiring destroyed the garage a large barn and two hen houses at Sunset Farms three miles north of Bennington Village in South Shaftsbury. The Banner Realty building on Main Street saw a theft of 8.50 in cash and a dozen jackknives from the Bennington Bookshop. Arlington High School defeated Wilmington 29-23 on the local court as Morrissey and Doyle led the winners with 10 and 8 points respectively.
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Sunset Farms
Bennington Village
South
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Banner Realty
Main Street
Arlington High School
Wilmington
Morrissey
Doyle
The paradox of terrorism and its noble causes
An essay arguing that terrorists and governments alike justify violence as noble uplift. It notes terrorists believe in humanitarian aims while delivering cruelty, and governments justify massacre, torture, and surveillance as necessary for freedom. The piece lampoons the moral theater surrounding political violence and human credulity.
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Wall Street
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Republican Town Committee
William P. Keough
Vermont Forums Inc
Royce Pitkin
George H. Carpenter
Carlos Romulo
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War Memorial
Jackson
Miss
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Martin W. Percey Jr
Massachusetts
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Ernie
Ernie Terrell
Mississippi
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Chile
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Big Brother
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FBI
Russell Baker
N.Y
Cpice’n Nice
Natural and Organic
North St. Bennington
Drysdale
Parkas
Bennington Ay Bookshop
Office Products Center
Hallmane
Bennington, Vt
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