Dungy son death casts shadow on sports world
Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy faced a family tragedy as his 18 year old son James died in Florida last week in an apparent self inflicted death. In a eulogy Dungy urged players to influence youths positively and hug their kids while they can. He spoke of his regret over not hugging James before he left for the airport after Thanksgiving.
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Mass Transit Authority strikes settle with transit workers
Union leader James Rodriguez confirmed completed negotiations with the Mass Transit Authority after a strike. A separate Texas brush fire swept Cross Plains burning 25 homes and a church, described as a citywide blaze by rancher Dean Dillard. Bird flu transmission is discussed by Ward Hagemeijer, noting birds play a limited role.
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Ruling on intelligent design sparks school change debate
The decision by US District Judge John E. Jones III to bar teaching intelligent design in Dover PA public schools is welcomed for exposing back door attempts to insert religious views. The judge's critique of advocates and calls for parental choice highlight a broader shift toward private or home schooling to align education with religious beliefs.
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Bush rhetoric vs Iraq war and Dover ID ruling good news
The piece critiques President Bushs Iraq policy with a candid view of his persuasive broadcasts, cites rising poll numbers, and warns of a turbulent aftermath including civil conflict. It highlights a federal judge ruling that Intelligent Design cannot be taught as science in Pennsylvania schools. It notes Donald Kauls retirement and credits the decision as common sense in troubled times.
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A stream of bits pieces and a stream of unconsciousness
A column surveys pop culture and politics with jokes about cybernetics, consumer brands, notable books, and a Christmas letters anecdote. It names Norbert Wiener, Kevin O'Keefe, Molly Ivins, Diane Wilson, Kurt Vonnegut, and a San Diego holiday tale of a broken kitchen, floods, a stolen car, and police recovery.
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