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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2012
Page
3
Iowa public universities show progress in boosting graduation rates for blacks and other minorities though overall rates lag behind the total student body. Initiatives include mentoring, scholarships, and targeted summer orientation to close the disparity.
Cedar Rapids based Mission of Hope and several similar groups report rising demand for free meals and a food pantry after recent floods and the recession. Funding and space are tight as the faith based mission paused federal grant applications to maintain its status under changing rules.
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The message accuses President Obama of executive overreach and vows to defend constitutional limits. It frames his actions as violating the Founders' intent and urges citizens to demand lawmakers reclaim legislative authority and curb what is described as arrogant authoritarianism. Karen Hempen of Argyle signs the statement.
Community interest grows as an eagle camera draws fans to follow the Decorah eagles story. Bob Anderson hosts a luncheon and discussion that fuels local curiosity about eagles and the new book Eagles and How They Grew. The event, held near Wabasha, includes door prizes and notes Montana origins of a reader to Thorsheim.
President Barack Obama highlights college affordability in the State of the Union. The piece notes rising tuition at private and public colleges, supported by increased financial aid and scholarships. Mount Mercy University president Christopher Blake weighs in on keeping tuition down while preserving academic quality.
An obituary tribute sketches Andrew Breitbart as a conservative provocateur and radical truth tellers. It notes his role in building the Drudge Report era and pioneering online media while acknowledging critics who labeled him vile. The piece highlights his battles with liberals, confronts his faults, and recalls his impact on modern political discourse.
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