Teachers fault boys in classroom gender bias study
Brigham Young University education professor Dr. Floyd Sucher cites studies showing boys receive less input and time to respond than girls. He notes home pre schooling patterns foster independence and disruption, while teachers and society expect boys to be the active, disruptive rule breakers. He cautions male teachers alone won't fix the issue.
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Brigham Young University
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Christmas play at Shorewood sparks Catholic protest
Milwuakee Catholics threaten court action over The Butterfingers Angel at Shorewood High. Parish leaders say the play portrays Jesus as illegitimate and mocks Mary, while superintendent Brown defends the performances and the drama director’s judgment.
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New York
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Fredonia Hosts Grass and Forage School Day
Make Every Acre Pay will be the theme for Grass and Forage School Thursday in Fredonia. A tour will start the program at 4 30 p m from the Wilson County Courthouse.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Hare Krishna Change Colors and Embrace Santa Claus Costumes
Hare Krishna followers in Denver adopt Santa Claus outfits to raise funds for the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. Some supporters protest the switch while leader Yamuna Jim defends the effort as spreading the love of God. Donors receive publications to show clear intent.
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International Society For Krishna Consciousness
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OPEC predicts oil price rise at December meeting
Mohammad Sadri Indonesia's minister of mines says OPEC may raise oil prices at its December 15 gathering. He notes ministers hope for less than 10 percent by some, more by others, and says Carter's forthcoming stance will be considered. He adds prices depend on supply and demand and world market health.
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UPI
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National Press Club
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5th District Democrats to Meet in Parsons
The Fifth District Democratic meeting in Parsons at the Parsonian Motor Inn starts at 1 p.m. Saturday. Officers will be elected along with 22 delegates and 22 alternates to the state committee. Incumbent chairman D. J Saia appoints a nominating committee including Karl Brueck Paola Francis Dotson Emporia Elaine Emmett Pittsburg State Sen Frank Gaines Augusta and Charlene Potter Chanute. Saia is expected to be reelected chairman.
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Emporia
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Pittsburg
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Augusta
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Chanute
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