Editorial calls to end bullying and rely on hot lines
Gazette editorial argues against toll free hot lines for bullying guidance, urging adult involvement and school based prevention. It notes Safe Schools/Safe Students Inc. and the 1-800-BULLIES line, questions anonymity, and cites Canada and New Zealand as models for nationwide education and intervention programs.
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Wally
Laura Ingalls
Nellie Olson
Marge
Bart
Nelson Muntz
Safe Schools
Safe Students Inc
Rod Beaumont
Beaumont
Canada
New Zealand
United States
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Faith and funding clash with tax payer accountability
Bart Kosko argues against faith based funding criticizing belief without evidence. He questions tax subsidies to religious groups, cites afterlife belief, science as provisional, and the dangers of faith guiding law, morality, and education. He cites Ashcroft and Kosovo conflicts to warn against faith dominating policy.
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Time
CNN
Santa
North Pole
Czar Dilulio
National Council On Problem Gambling
Las Vegas
Egypt
Babylon
Kosovo
John Ashcroft
Charisma
Ashcroft
Bob Jones University
America
Jesus
Biblical language shapes American political ideals and speeches
The piece argues that biblical terms permeate U S founding documents and presidential oratory from Washington to Bush. It notes scripture sources in inaugural remarks, cites Jefferson and Lincoln, and asserts a shared moral language rooted in the Bible and natural law guiding republican government.
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Bush
America
Harry Truman
Washington
Daniel
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson
Paul
Lincoln
Theological Seminary
Supreme Court
Baptists
Danbury
Conn
United States
Thomas Jefferson
District of Columbia Board of Education
Jefferson Memorial
James Wilson
Jesus
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