Draper Telegram Established in 1906
The Draper Telegram marks its long history since 1906 as the local news provider for Draper and surrounding areas. The paper operates through gctelegram.com, keeping residents informed with community updates and events.
Bush victory ends Florida recount dispute in court decision
The Supreme Court ruling ending the Florida recount settles the presidential result in favor of George W. Bush and urges restraint. It urges Bush to unify and Gore to prioritize national continuity, noting Gore may have won the popular vote while Bush secured the electoral majority and the official Florida outcome.
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Millennium Election: First of the 21st Century Debated
The piece notes the 2000 election spanned the turn of the millennium with debate over the century start. It observes both sides were correct in labeling the contest as a millennium election, but acknowledges the millennium remains technically ongoing and may extend into 2001.
Garden City and state officials contact list
Directory of local and state government offices in Garden City Kansas includes County Commissioners City Commission Board of Education USD 457 Educational Support Center Garden City Community College and listed legislators Rep Ward Loyd Rep Gary Hayzlett Rep Melvin Neufeld Sen Steve Morris Sen Bill Light Gov Bill Graves with addresses phone numbers and emails for communication guidance.
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Board of County Commissioners County
N. Ninth St
Garden City
Itzel Stewart Reflects on Education and Community Work
Itzel Stewart, editor of La Semana at The Telegram, reflects on education’s impact in her family, her move to Garden City Community College as transition coordinator for Title III, and her years at the newspaper. She credits parental dedication, minority leadership, and ongoing community service with shaping her career and goals.
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Do Men Listen With Half Their Brains Quest
Researchers from Indiana University studied 10 men and 10 women listening to a John Grisham excerpt and found men often used one brain hemisphere while women used both. The result sparked debate about whether brain differences affect listening, with authors noting substantial overlap and individual variation.
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Indiana University School of Medicine
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Sally Shaywitz
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Jane Austen
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