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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2011
Page
4
The piece argues bullying in schools and online harms require school policies, staff training, and active parental monitoring. It notes rising physical verbal harassment and cyberbullying trends, urges open student discussions, and highlights Kansas legislative moves to mandate anti bullying measures while stressing family responsibility.
Online readers react to the death of Bernadine Sitts, a Garden City High School teacher who inspired many, with fond memories of her kindness and encouragement. The post accompanies a local story noting her death at age 97. A separate item reports on the Dog Jog and Pet Expo raising funds to replenish the humane society rebate program account.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with full name address and phone number. Letters must be 500 words or less and will be confirmed before publication. Submissions may be edited for libel and length. thank you notes, form letters, poems, complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or editor gctelegram online.
Kansas Republicans face a widening intra party split as far right conservatives field challengers to moderate incumbents in the Senate. With ten months to the August primary, at least seven incumbents already face intra party opponents, signaling a hard fought contest shaped by RINO rhetoric and loyalty disputes across districts including Manhattan and Leawood.
Stanley Crouch discusses Melissa Harris Perry's Nation piece on Obama critics and the need for a middle ground in U S politics. He argues double standards arise from white liberal expectations and warns against monarchy-like power, urging compromise and honest self-examination.
A federal judge upheld parts of Alabama’s immigration law allowing police to check status during stops, sparking fear of racial profiling. The piece urges residents to discuss the issue with children, noting how brown skin and non English speech raise suspicion and affect all Americans.
Maria Hinojosa serves as anchor and managing editor for NPRs Latino USA. The note includes her role and an email address mh futuromediagroup.org for contact.
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