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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2000
Page
4
Joe Hindley serves as president and publisher while Mark Bowden holds the role of managing editor. The note identifies the two leaders and their positions within the organization.
The Gazette notes that advertisers now offer free online course notes with students taking class notes for the Web. Cyber notes can help study but cannot replace class thinking. Plagiarism risks rise as information explodes and source tracking declines.
Donald Yarbrough argues against Thompson's critique of education schools, detailing UI policy that future teachers must complete Liberal Arts and Education coursework, emphasizing practical training, student development, assessments, and nationwide scholarship. He notes strong faculty, annual research funding, and programs producing principals, counselors, and professors.
Dick Spencer objects to Educational Service Center staff and Superintendent Lew Finch withholding Dec. 9 Report Card meeting handouts. He alleges Olson and Finch ignored Iowa Open Records Law Chapter 22, calling for written requests and public access to information. He argues the school board must supervise the administration.
Ray Oberreuter of Marion argues against abortion tied to social behavior and calls for intellectually honest solutions. He defends traditional family structure, opposes government day care, and urges focus on love, humanity, and parental responsibility to curb societal ills.
Mrs. Roland Fall of Olin criticizes Linn County Trails Association for proposed paving of the Cedar Valley Nature Trail. She laments loss of birds and flowers and fears increased fire risk and noise from bikes, recalling simpler walks to town and school.
The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include name address and daytime phone number. only your name and hometown may be published. Send to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or Fax 319 398 5846 or email gazedit fyiowa com.
A city commissioner publicly disagrees with the mayor on hiring a city safety officer. The dispute signals a push for more fiscal oversight and dissent at City Hall, amid concerns over public funds and management style.
A letter to the editor criticizes a $1 minimum wage increase over three years and questions budget priorities. It notes the mayor’s conference presence, hiring orders, and school funding concerns tied to the Iowa Child Complex project, urging focus on local schools amid funding strains.
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