Stress and mental health on campus call for more support
The AMA urges expanded mental health services on college campuses as students face rising stress from money grades and peer pressure. It notes overburdened counseling, insurance gaps, and alcohol abuse while recommending stress management education and free campus support groups to prepare students for life after college.
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American Medical Association
American Medical Association Board
J. James Rohack
AMA
Flight controllers warn crew loss, gain a new station
Houston flight controllers in a daily message to the space shuttle Discovery's crew warn of losing a crew member by day’s end while gaining a new station. North Korea’s Foreign Ministry defends missile launches as legal self defense and sovereign rights, rejecting international agreements.
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Houston
North Korean
Foreign Ministry
Telegram seeks signed letters with contact details
Garden City newspaper invites readers to submit letters to the editor limited to 500 words. Letters must be signed and include the writer's address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. Edits may remove libelous or lengthy content and form letters or testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text excerpted and noted
The passage states Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and the press, and the right to peaceful assembly and petition the government for grievances.
Truth About Boys and Girls study challenges boy crisis claim
Education Sector researchers say the boy crisis narrative is overstated and politically motivated. The report notes many statistics show minority and low income boys lagging, while white middle and upper class boys fare better. overall achievement for boys remains high but gaps persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Education Sector
Sara Mead
Mead
Wall to wall immigration policy party line fires up nurses
Jim Hightower argues against a Senate move to lift visa caps for foreign nurses. He says hospitals push for cheap labor, draining domestic workers and harming middle class pay. He cites 150,000 qualified applicants rejected yearly due to facilities and faculty shortages. He urges investment in American nursing programs and cites calls to contact the American Nurses Association.
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Philippines
India
China
Africa
United States
Kansas
Cate
America
American Nurses Association
Local Government and School District Contact List
A concise roster of Garden City area government and school entities with addresses including Garden City Commission 301 N Eighth St Garden City KS 67846 County Commission 311 N Ninth St USD 457 Board of Education 1205 Fleming Garden City Community College Board of Trustees 801 Campus Dr Holcomb KS 67851 Holcomb City Council 200 N Lynch St USD 363 Board of Education PO Box 8 State representative Ward Loyd R Garden City 2203 Center St State Sen Stephen Morris R Hugoton 600 Trindle St Hugoton KS 67951.
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County Commission
Ninth St
Garden City
Board of Education
Fleming Garden City
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Ward Loyd
Center
St. Garden City
Stephen Morris
R-Hugoton
Trindle St. Hugoton
No fairness in weapons deals in the Middle East debate
Victoria Samson argues that international pressure on Iran over its nuclear program reveals a double standard as nations trade concessions while questioning Israel’s undeclared arsenal. The piece explores why states pursue nuclear deterrence and the need to address violations of international norms to prevent a broader arms race.
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Nyone
Iran
Tehran
Middle East
United Nations
Hans Blix
Israel
India
Pakistan
North Korea
United States
Lsrael
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Sam Brownback
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Jim Hightower
Minuteman Media Service
Garden City Commission
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Holcomb
Holcomb City
N. Lynch St. Holcomb
USD
Victoria Samson
Center For Defense Information
Washington, D.C
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