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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2011
Page
4
The Gazette editors urge a proactive plan for downtown Iowa City as bar-heavy era wanes. They cite a 2007 market study, call for data driven vision, and explore mixed use towers Plaza Towers and a potential self funded improvement district to spur growth. Stakeholders are urged to share ideas and fund the transition with clear goals.
McGraw Hill Foundation compares U S schooling to top performers per PISA and finds four key differences. High achieving nations value teachers, recruit top graduates, fund training, set rigorous universal standards, and direct resources to disadvantaged students.
Letters discuss back up tech and investments in solar and alternative energy while warning that reduced energy could threaten food and water. They critique nuclear waste issues, praise reprocessing and thorium reactors, and reference a video on energy from thorium. The Iowa political note accuses Republicans of tax cuts for corporations funded by campaign contributions and questions budget balance claims.
Raymond D. Nelson complains that college basketball has worsened with more 3 point shooting and dunking, sloppy layups and free throws, aging referees, excessive under basket contact, and visible tattoos while questioning uniform attire and possible rule violations.
A family recounts a 3000 mile Florida round trip with unplugged travel, noting Georgia historic sites, Florida beaches, spring training, shells on Sanibel, alligator hunts, family humor, and minor misadventures amid sunny temptations.
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