Memorial for Ted R. Thornton at 71 in Princeton
Ted R. Thornton 71 of 105 Feller Street Princeton died Friday August 15 2003 at Princeton Community Hospital Born November 10 1931 in Lamar he was a U S Air Force veteran and worked in bank management and shoe stores before retiring from H M Shoes Mercer Mall He is survived by his wife Frieda Wooten Thornton two daughters two sons six grandchildren and several siblings Funeral services 11 a m Monday at Rowland H Bailey Funeral Chapel Princeton with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park Princeton Friends may call 6-8 p m today at the funeral home Also listed are funerals for Hattie Altizer Doris Blackwell Monica Floyd Virgie Nelson Edith Puffenbarger with service details and locations.
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Ity Hospital
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Bluefield
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Glenwood
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Charleston
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Resthaven Memorial Park
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Grandview Memory Gardens
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Cravens- Shires Funeral Home
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Monica
Mickey’ Floyd
Miracle Deliverance Center
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Virgie G. Nelson
Davis Funeral Home
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George W. Seaver
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Back to School in Bland and Giles Counties Faces No Big Change
Students return to Bland and Giles County schools on Tuesday September 2 2003 with few major changes for the year. Bland High principal Keith Hovis notes steady standards and a challenging year ahead while Mercer County officials expect no major shifts though No Child Left Behind poses challenges. New principals arrive at Montcalm High School and Ceres Elementary in Mercer County along with other administrative moves as staff welcome back students. The district plans early dismissal days and ongoing weather monitoring for the start. Districts highlight broader use of distance learning and partnerships with New River Community College and intra-school programs.
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Ed Webster
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Mary Terry
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Todd Baker
Tazewell County
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Dudley
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Graham High School
Chris Stacy
Graham Middle School
Rodney Gillespie
Tazewell Middle School
Rodney Reid
Tazewell Middle
Giles County
Jack McCracken
McCracken
New River Community College
Giles and
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Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline
Grading professors debate student feedback impact
Richmond notes reveal professors split over student evaluations guiding promotions and grades. Ruth Budd of Longwood and others argue evaluations pressure higher grades, while defenders say evaluations should supplement, not replace, broader performance review.
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Henry Bauer
Virginia Tech
Harrison Luongtran
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
American Association of University Professors
Robert Kreiser
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