Julia's Mother Illuminates a Doctor's Quiet Fight With Death
Pediatric ER physician William Bonadio reflects on compassion and burnout in Julia's Mother, an intimate memoir of a hospital's hardest cases. He recalls a 6 year old struck by a car, a Halloween accident, and the enduring pain of parents in the quiet room as he balances professional duty with personal doubt.
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St. Paul Children’s Hospital
Julia
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Valley of the Shadow
Census 2000 data show diversifying American population
Census 2000 data reveal a more diverse nation as many residents report multiple races. The release highlights sharp Asian and Hispanic growth in New Jersey Virginia and Wisconsin and marks a shift in demographic tracking with 63 racial categories.
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America
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Mississippi
Virginia
Wisconsin
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Loudoun County
Deep South
Boswell rejects switch to Republicans for Appropriations seat
Iowa lawmaker Leon Boswell said he turned down an offer to quit the Democratic Party and join Republicans to gain a seat on the Appropriations Committee. He said the leaders misrepresented promises and dismissed the deal as unacceptable.
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Appropriations Committee
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Missouri
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Maryland
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Hoyer
Congress
House
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Jim Leach
Jim Nussle
Greg Ganske
Latham
Leonard
Gephardt
Iowa Senate
Space shuttle coverage corrected by Gazette freelancer
The Gazette clarifies that Wade Wagner, not a KCRG-TV reporter, is the freelance writer covering the latest space shuttle flight for the newspaper. A Cedar Rapids budget chart in Thursday’s edition also carried incorrect pie chart percentages.
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Wade Wagner
Kcrg-Tv
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette champions future by printing with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or via the closest recycling location.
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City Carton
Sixth St
Correction issued for misidentified judge in photo caption
The Gazette notes a misidentification of Dean Hartman of Fairfax in a Thursday edition photo caption. Hartman served as a judge at the regional Invent Iowa Convention. The paper will address complaints on accuracy and publish corrections or clarifications as needed. Call 398-8313.
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the Gazette
Mitchamailbag.com
Dean Hartman
Fairfax
Gazette
Hartman
Invent
Iowa
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