Cursive Writing Still Taught In Garden City Schools
Editors argue handwriting remains a vital skill despite digital trends. USD 457 third graders still learn cursive to aid reading historical documents, note taking, and future signatures, with teachers noting faster, clearer longhand improves work quality and comprehension.
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Quotes on Abe Hubert dedication and Fiesta Queen winner
A 1967 GCHS graduate recalls being among the first Abe Hubert ninth graders and notes the school’s namesake’s leadership. Klarissa Calvillo, Fiesta Queen winner, urges young women to pursue dreams without following male footsteps in today’s Community Mexican Fiesta story.
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Soul Food Junkies reviews and public health debate
Film critic Stanley Crouch extols Byron Hart's Soul Food Junkies for examining black Americans relation to soul food, linking dietary habits to health and culture, and urging public health awareness and long term education reforms. The piece connects the film to broader national debates on tradition, race, and government role in health and education.
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Hurt
Hart
Tampa
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Condoleezza Rice
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Kansas Politician Jean Schodorf Leaves GOP for Democrats
Wichita leader Jean Schodorf, a moderate Republican deposed by Gov. Brownback allies, announces Aug 30 she will join the Democratic Party. The move signals party realignment in Kansas and could shift the state's partisan balance amid lingering GOP factionalism and electoral tensions.
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Kansas third party option rises in state politics
Dr. Chapman Rackaway of Fort Hays State University analyzes Kansas political fate as Democrats fail to overhaul GOP dominance and a potential new party could emerge. He notes past reform efforts by Schodorf and allies, the limits of independents, and the risks and history of third parties in Kansas politics.
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Mark Parkinson
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Tim Owens
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Chapman Rackaway
Fort Hays State University
Democrats embrace government as core to identity at convention
The piece critiques the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte arguing the party centers on government, especially in funding and access to abortion. It cites speakers like Castro and Obama, contrasts Big Government eras, and claims Democrats rely on personal connections to expand federal reach while blaming the state for transferring wealth and stoking dependence.
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