Games as developmental tool through family board play
A Kansas State University expert outlines how board games aid child development, boosting strategic thinking, decision making, risk assessment, and graceful handling of winning and losing. He notes differing luck versus strategy, rule flexibility, and the value of Family Game Night for communication and bonding.
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Florida
Chuck Smith
Kansas’ State University Research and Extension
Smith
Baren Stark
Eureka
Piraten Pitt
Rummel
WonderWise
Ksu
Funagain
Airplaygames
Supreme Court to decide if quitters can sue for harassment
The Supreme Court agreed to clarify whether employees who voluntarily quit after harassment can sue for workplace harassment, a key follow up to a 1990s ruling. Nancy Drew Suders, a Pennsylvania state police dispatcher, alleged persistent sexual harassment by male supervisors and later quit. The case tests if resignation counts as a tangible adverse action for liability, amid opposition from business groups. Suders initially reported harassment to an EEOC officer and later left after being accused of stealing paperwork. She sued under the Civil Rights Act and other laws, claiming harassment tied to age sex and political affiliation. The Supreme Court will hear arguments next spring with a decision expected by July.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Nancy Drew Suders
Momma
Suders
US Chamber of Commerce
Equal Employment Opportunity Officer
Don Bailey
Fulton County
Tom Ridge
Bush
Homeland Security
GOP
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Supreme Court weighs granting scholarships for theology studies
The court considers whether public funds for education must be religion neutral when aid is available, amid the Davey case from Washington where a merit Promise Scholarship was denied because he pursued theology. The outcome could affect Blaine amendments and state spending on religious schooling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
State of Washington
Joshua Davey
Davey
California
God
Harvard Law School
Northwest College
Kirkland
Wash
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Adoption Petition Notice in Finney County Kansas
Amended notice announces petition filed by Jaime Ibarra for adoption of Leslie Soledad Herrera with a January 2 2004 pleading deadline and January 8 2004 hearing at 10 30 a.m. in the Finney County Courthouse Garden City. The notice lists attorney Robert A Levy and parties Ernesto Parra and Garden City State Bank in related actions.
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Garden City Telegram
District Court OF
Finney County
Kansas
Leslie Soledad Herrera
State OF Kansas
Ernesto Parra
Jaime Ibarra
Robert A. Levy
East Kansas Plaza
Garden City
Garden City State Bank
Kimberly K. Dewey
Inge and
Vinzant
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Deane
Robinson Furniture
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Stevens
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N. Main Suite
Autre Tsshtany
Alcoholic Anonymous
Stevens Ave
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St. John
Call Tami
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ASIF
HEART
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Big Sisters
Family Crisis Services Hot Line
Care Connection
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Main St
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