Blair pushes random drug tests in British schools
Prime Minister Tony Blair told the News of the World that school principals could randomly test students for drugs and decide on treatment, expulsion, or police reporting. The plan drew mixed reactions from educators and critics amid broader concerns over civil liberties and policy parallels to U S programs.
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Helicopter attack in Kandahar kills pilot. wounded aide
An attacker fired on a Louis Berger Group helicopter preparing to depart Thalogan village, about 40 miles southwest of Kandahar. The Australian pilot was killed and a American woman assisting with health clinics was seriously wounded. Four foreigners and an Afghan interpreter were aboard to inspect a health clinic project.
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Jesus Language Hangs On As Aramaic Film Debuts
An ancient tongue spoken by Jesus may gain new life with Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ opening in U S theaters. The film is entirely in Aramaic and Latin, aiming to revive a language now spoken by fewer than 600 people in Jerusalem and around half a million worldwide. The Syrian Orthodox community in Jerusalem offers Aramaic in summer school, but interest is limited.
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