Why I voted against curriculum change in Iowa City schools
Lori Roetlin, a member of the Iowa City schools board, explains her five to one vote against a science curriculum proposal. She argues equity concerns and potential cuts to music and arts enrollment, noting a 95 percent threshold for eighth grade acceleration could worsen racial disparities and limit electives.
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College athletes deserve pay amid big college sports money
A reader argues college athletes at the Division I level should be paid. They note NCAA revenue of 871.6 billion in 2011 12 and criticize coach salaries while calling for compensation for players who balance sport and academics.
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Five stages of loss to Trump and the election panic
A syndicated column argues that Democrats falsely claim elections are stolen and media overreacts to Trump win. It traces Comey, voting machines, the Constitution, fake news and Russia panic as enduring political misdirections. The piece urges skepticism toward calls of fraud and manipulation.
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