Schedule a colonoscopy to save your life and polyp check
The author urges readers to undergo colonoscopy to detect and remove polyps before they become cancerous. She shares prep tips, personal experiences, and the emotional impact of her husband’s death from colon cancer, emphasizing prevention and trusted procedures over modern “virtual” options.
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Russell Jacovy
University of Wisconsin
Lala Land
Fleet
Pam
Dan
Poor grades link to risky teen behavior in nationwide survey
A federal study of about 10 000 high school students finds unsupervised time with friends and academic problems predict drunkenness weapon use smoking and sexual activity across all racial and economic groups. Parents' involvement reduces risk and emphasizes immediate environmental factors.
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Blum
The Gazette Highlights Soybean Ink and Recycling Push
The Gazette promotes future agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or nearest recycling location.
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City Carton
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Corrections Clarify Cedar Rapids Bond Costs and School Work
A Sunday graphic misstated bond cost estimates for heating and cooling at Franklin McKinley Roosevelt and Wilson middle schools and included plumbing in the total. The water line replacement at Jackson Elementary is 20000 dollars, not 200000 as reported.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
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Market favors liberal arts grads amid strong hiring trends
Detroit AP report notes 30th annual survey from Michigan State University cites rising demand for liberal arts graduates in 2001. Employers seek broader skills, with baby boomer retirements opening roles and tech growth boosting overall hiring, though no arts degree breakdown given. Large firms lead growth across degrees. Engineering and computer science see strong prospects.
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Terri LaMarco
University of Michigan
Nical
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Kindergartener killed in Kentucky bus crash near school
A bus carrying 47 children overturned beside South Christian Elementary in Herndon Kentucky killing a five year old kindergartner Tyler Powers. At least 32 children and the driver were hospitalized with many treated and released. Brother Lance Powers escaped unharmed.
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Tyler Powers
Christian County
Dorris Lamb
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Lance
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