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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1996
Page
2
A columnist describes beaver damage after buying rural land. Beavers felled oaks up to eight inches, leaving stumps and questionable timber. He jokes about training beavers for yard tasks while noting practical challenges and inviting ideas, with signature by Mike Deupree.
Sharon Laughlin a 4 H leader with Mari on Urbanaires for 10 years says she was misquoted in Saturdays Gazette her statement on equal opportunity for kids and the choice of outcomes is provided She backs a return to blue white and red ribbons for 4 H projects but not direct support for Republican efforts Ted Stilwill Iowa Department of Education director supports local development of standards and Gazette to respond to complaints via phone number 398 8313
AP writer Elizabeth Weise reports on a San Francisco based site called School Sucks that lets students download term papers and essays to avoid plagiarism. Founder Kenneth Sahr argues the archive promotes understanding by showing how issues are treated globally and could curb pay per use mills by shifting focus to assignments.
Academics discuss the ethical issues of an online student writing site at ha t School Sucks. Kenneth Fields of Stanford notes the electronic spread and warns that students may download low quality material.
The Gazette advocates eco friendly practices by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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