Rancho Bernardo vice principal accused of skirt lifting at dance
Parents call for Rita Wilson's dismissal after reports that vice principal lifted girls skirts to check undergarments at Rancho Bernardo High School dance. District officials interview students and staff as they respond to concerns about dress code and safety. A separate Denver case saw a 13-year-old girl drink tequila on a middle school playground, leading to a 0.24 blood alcohol level and a ban on bottled liquids for the rest of the year.
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Suspension ruled valid for playground game trial
A federal judge dismissed a civil suit from Scot and Cassandra Garrick over their 6-year-old son and three classmates suspended for playing cops and robbers at Sayreville Elementary. Judge Katharine Hayden ruled school officials may restrict violent or disruptive games, upholding the district's action.
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Bald Eagles Dying After Scavenging In South Carolina Landfill
In the past three years South Carolina’s Center for Birds of Prey has treated 16 bald eagles that ingested pentobarbital used to euthanize pets. Five died, nine released, two awaiting release. the source cites disposal practices at landfills and questions burial depth and prompt covering.
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Remote controlled rats could aid disaster search missions
Scientists at the State University of New York report implanting electrodes in five rats to remotely steer them up to 1,640 feet. Trained to respond to brain rewards, the rodents climbed trees and navigated rubble, potentially aiding survivors in collapsed buildings per Nature findings. Professors Chapin and Eichenbaum note the approach as clever with future rescue potential.
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Nature
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Lindbergh grandson aims to retrace Atlantic flight to Paris
Erik Lindbergh, 37, took off from Republic Airport at 11:15 a.m. CDT bound for Paris in a single engine plane to recreate Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 crossing. Organizers note the voyage, sponsored by the X Prize Foundation, mirrors a historic milestone while acknowledging modern risks are lower. Erik, a Seattle area pilot and artist, previously duplicated two legs of the route from San Diego to St. Louis and St. Louis to Farmingdale.
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