Seniors Find College Credit In High School Courses
Regis and Kennedy high schools offer college credit through Kirkwood Community College and AP courses. Seventeen Regis students take psychology for four hours of Kirkwood credit at $57.40, with credits transferable to many colleges. Kennedy plans to repeat the psychology offering, while some Cedar Rapids students attend Coe College for one or two classes, paying standard Coe rates. Sister Georgianne Ryan tutors AP English at Regis, with exams graded in New York and credits awarded by colleges.
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Regis High School
Regis
Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Kirkwood Community College
Wendy Dunn
Kirkwood
Terry Moran
Donald Klein
Kennedy
Bud Rainbow
Rainbow
Regis and
College Entrance Examination Board
CEEB
Georgianne Ryan
Georgianne
New York
Harvard
Notre Dame
Michigan State University
Creighton
Stanford
Iowa State University
Ids
McIvor
Cedar Rapids Community
Father Klein
Radar Unit Locations Listed for This Week
Radar checks will be conducted in multiple areas this week. Northeast areas include Kennedy school and Council street near Oakland road. Northwest covers First Twelfth and B avenues. Southeast spans Bever Grande Second Fourth Fifth avenues plus Country club parkway and Washington school area. Southwest includes Wilson Fifteenth Sixteenth and Thirty third avenues Second street and Jefferson school area.
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Kennedy School
Council Street
Oakland Road
Bever, Grande
Country Club Parkway
Washington School
Wilson, Fifteenth, Sixteenth
Thirty Third Avenues
Second Street
Jefferson School Area
Edinburgh Fest Turns 30 With Global Patrons and Revenue
Edinburgh festival of the arts marks its 30th anniversary this year. Overseas visitors account for about half of attendees and bring roughly $32.4 million to the city. The floodlit pageantry near the castle remains a highlight, complemented by orchestral concerts and theater productions.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
UPS
Military fashions mark men in public dress
In early 1800s Britain the Duke of Wellington, famed for defeat of Napoleon, started appearing in trousers. This shift helped end silk hose and breeches as standard male attire. Military figures inspired jacket styles Blucher boots Cardigan sweaters Raglan coats and Wellington boots as fashion symbols.
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Eisenhower
Blucher
Raglan
Wellington
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
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