Equal Rites Awards for Worst Behavior in Gender Debates
Ellen Goodman lampoons gender bias with a satirical awards list targeting military sexism, media missteps, and corporate misfires. The column comments on harassment cases, hypocrisy, and cultural stereotypes while naming absurd prizes and assigning faux honors to institutions and public figures.
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Correction: Veena Not Sitar in Independence Anniversary Story
A Sunday feature misidentified a musical instrument in India’s 50th independence anniversary piece. The instrument is a veena, not a sitar, and The Gazette will address complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness. Call 398 8313.
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The Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling Pledge
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and environmental efforts. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St and to use the nearest recycling location.
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Astronauts Wrap Up Amazing Mission On Discovery
At Cape Canaveral the space shuttle Discovery safely returned a satellite packed with ozone data. Scientists including Robert Conway called the mission amazing but must wait about a month to unload the satellite and retrieve atmospheric measurements from each team.
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UPS deal boosts organized labor and union unity
The settlement ending the UPS Teamsters strike is hailed as a victory for organized labor with higher wages, expanded full-time jobs, and a preserved pension fund. It also signals public support for workers and could aid future organizing while showing unions’ leverage against major employers.
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West Virginia Tops The Princeton Review Party School List
West Virginia University is ranked number one for party schools in The Princeton Review 1998 list, moving up from the previous year while Florida State fell to sixth. The report notes Morgantown nightlife, campus traditions, and efforts to curb excessive drinking, including alcohol free fraternity chapters and tightened tailgate rules.
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