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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2002

Page

4

Take Our Daughters To Work Day debated by educators

Editorials discuss moving Take Our Daughters To Work Day from April to June, noting 11 million student absences in 2002. The Ms Foundation plans Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day next year. Schools urged to diversify programs like Prepare Our Daughters for Life and university models to benefit both haves and have-nots.

National Education Association Ms. Foundation For Women Our Ms. Foundation Take Our Daughters & Sons University of Iowa

The Gazette letter guidelines and submission basics

The Gazette invites letters and guest columns with editing rights reserved. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone number. addresses are not published. Limit is 300 words per letter and one letter per writer every 30 days.

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Gazette Critiques Bluestem on Illinois Landfill Plans and Recycling

Don Cell argues against Bluestem’s push for private landfills, urging Cedar Rapids to charge for each container and transfer waste to a skilled private partner. The piece critiques The Gazette editorial stance and stresses public-private cooperation to boost recycling, noting pay-by-container as a proven method.

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Public School Spending Critique in Iowa Letters to the Gazette

A reader questions Iowa public school funding and calls for accountability. The letter cites Cedar Rapids administration costs including 75 high salaries and a large tax deferred annuity, urging reductions and spending reform. It lists large sums for postage registrations travel and professional fees, urging taxpayer scrutiny of district expenditures.

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University professor protests racial stereotypes in Leach campaign

Jacki Thompson Rand of the University of Iowa urges an end to campaign funding using Native headdress imagery. She argues mascots shape undergraduates’ views and calls for responsible education that respects native dignity.

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Principal Ralph Plagman Criticized For Iowa Test Scores

Reader Dick Fredericks, Palo, urges disclosure of full Cedar Rapids 11th grade test data. He calls for five-year trend charts, total tested and included scores, dropout and untested rates, and international comparisons to reveal the district percentile averages and true achievement.

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