Cedar Rapids teacher Mullally faces uncertain reinstatement
Rev George Taylor urged support for Cedar Rapids substitute Bob Mullally who lost teaching status after a civil disobedience revealing a LAPD abuse coverup. About 40 attended a name clearing hearing. letters of support followed. outcome remains unsure. Jazz Under the Stars at Noelridge Park drew crowds. UI binge drinking noted but university not labeled a party school in Princeton Review.
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Government must address nation's forest-health crisis
Tom Nelson argues for urgent federal action to halt a nationwide forest-health crisis caused by fires insects and disease. He cites هزینهs from the 2000 and 2002 fire seasons and urges passage of the Healthy Forests Restoration Act and National Fire Plan to speed on-ground treatments reduce fuel loads and protect communities and watersheds.
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University of Iowa tops quirky college ratings by The Princeton Review
The University of Iowa appears as the No. 1 place where professors make themselves scarce and fourth on a list claiming teaching assistants teach too many upper level courses. The piece notes skepticism about the ratings' validity and calls for scrutiny of student responses. In Cedar Rapids, city council races look sparse with seven candidates for five seats and no primary for 20 years, while Hiawatha and Marion may see mayoral challenges and school boards face candidate shortages across Iowa cities.
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Economic Anguish Prompts Forefront Debate on Policy
Letters critique government welfare plans and high capital gains, warn against socialist intervention, and urge personal responsibility. Contributors from Cedar Rapids and Vinton condemn Bush era actions and push for accountability amid global concerns about democracy and privatization of public airwaves.
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