Kansas Board of Education reviews evolution briefs in June meeting
The Kansas State Board of Education science subcommittee will report to the full board June 14 15 after reviewing two lengthy legal briefs on evolution from both sides of the debate The Department of Education posted the briefs on its ksde org site The subcommittee members are Steve Abrams Kathy Martin and Connie Morris Josephine Clay Ford dies at 81 a Ford family descendant had significant Ford Motor Co holdings The Chicago FBI search revisits Emmett Till's 1955 slaying as investigators seek new clues and potential prosecutions
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ICANN approves xxx web addresses for adult sites
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers endorsed a plan to create the xxx domain ending, enabling porn sites to obtain new addresses. ICANN will negotiate with ICM Registry led by Stuart Lawley on technicals and pricing, with initial annual fees around $60.
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Spelling champs advance to last round of national competition
In the fourth round of the National Spelling Bee Dominic Ranz Errazo, a seventh grader from Goose Creek South Carolina, correctly spelled emetic and joined 51 of 273 contestants advancing to the next day. Jack Ausick of Park County Montana also progressed after spelling fretum and potpourri in earlier rounds.
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Record U S student enrollment reaches 49.6 million in 2003
Washington reports a new high of 49.6 million students in U S schools in 2003, driven by echo births from the late 1940s to 1960s and rising immigration. Analysts note teacher shortages, English language needs, and funding challenges as districts from Nevada to Georgia confront the surge, with enrollment expected to stabilize around 2010 before rising again.
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