Growing pains deepen as mother watches son become man
In a reflective column Jacquelyn Mitchard recalls a bar mitzvah prep day. She notices her son Robert talling up, shedding clothes, and stepping toward manhood while a mother’s memories of loss and Kierkegaard echo.
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Bush Speaks With Jiang Zemin on Detainees and Trade Ties
President Bush telephoned Chinese leader Jiang Zemin to press for release of American detainees in China and to push stronger U S cooperation on trade and other issues. The call followed the return of an EP 3 crewed plane and amid trials of Gao Zhan and Li Shaomin.
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Mueller Nominated for FBI Director Known for Toughness
The Bush White House named Robert Mueller III as FBI director nominee, praising his hard charging management style. He reformed the San Francisco U.S. Attorney’s Office after layoffs and reassignments, with supporters like Barbara Boxer calling for similar changes at the FBI.
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NEA adopts policy on charter schools nationwide
The National Education Association at its Los Angeles convention approves a policy aligning charter school standards with traditional public schools. It opposes for profit charter operators while urging certified teachers, adequate funding, comparable student assessment, and retained collective bargaining rights.
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Gazette Extols Soybean Ink and Recycling Drive
The Gazette promotes using soybean ink and recycled newsprint to protect the future. Readers are urged to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby local recycling locations.
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