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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2003
Page
9
A vacation story riffs on horror tropes as a scale in a kitchen appears menacing and telepathically taunts the narrator before revealing the weight truth. The essay pivots to a reflexive critique of modern dieting culture and a brisk jab at fitness advice and infomercials.
An editorial from the Los Angeles Times argues adults must sign behavior contracts to curb boorish parent conduct at youth soccer games. It notes the Kids Zone program expanding in the American Youth Soccer Organization and cites a Stanford study linking athletic dropouts to pressure and drudgery caused by adults, while praising child‑centered play advocated by Steve Hamann.
AYSD regional commissioner reports warnings and bad behavior cards fail to curb rude parents toward coaches and players. He enforces spectators accompany him to K-League games to observe six year olds having fun. A Stanford study links high pressure to dropouts and inspires AYSO to expand its contract program.
In a forceful United Nations speech, President Bush refuses to apologize for the Iraq war and weapons claims, praising UNICEF immunization progress and urging the UN to act. He contrasts order with chaos and urges the world to back a free Iraq, warning against passive opposition.
Richard A. Grasso resigns as NYSE chairman amid controversy over a 139.5 million pay deal. Critics say a Grasso influenced board approved the package, while supporters claim the board acted independently under market norms. The Wall Street Journal notes no proven wrongdoing as the governance dynamic draws scrutiny.
The piece condemns corporate privilege and lax oversight at the NYSE amid Grasso's 148 million pay, notes independent-board reforms, and cites Enron and WorldCom fallout. It recalls Reed as CEO with a one dollar salary and critiques self regulation and policy on bankruptcy and credit practices.
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