Study finds PG-13 gun violence rivals R-rated films
New York AP reports a joint study by Ohio State University and the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows gun violence in PG-13 movies has risen since 1985 and, by 2012, exceeded that in R-rated films in many films. Analyzed 945 top grossing titles from 1950 to 2012, focusing on hand-held gunfire intended to harm.
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Lawrence Board Debates IB Program Costs and Alternatives
The Lawrence school board weighs an International Baccalaureate program, noting upfront and ongoing costs totaling about 130000 over three years plus junior senior fees, while some members push for AP Cambridge Capstone as a more affordable alignment with state standards. They also review energy plans for bond projects, real estate deals, and program contracts in a separate meeting segment.
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Brick Streets Shape Old West Lawrence Maintenance Debate
City weighs guidelines to guide brick street maintenance and potential asphalt overlays. Officials note brick costs about 500000 per block versus 200000 for concrete or asphalt, with many sections already asphalt covered. Neighbors value brick streets for charm, while officials seek a workable plan with public input in November and final guidelines to city commissioners by December or January.
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Health care law could be big liability for Democrats
West Palm Beach congressman Patrick Murphy, once a cautious defender of the Affordable Care Act, now distances himself from the administration over the botched rollout. The site failures, security concerns, and canceled plans threaten Democrats in swing districts ahead of 2014 elections. Some lawmakers urge delaying mandates and probe contractors, while debates over extending enrollment linger in the Senate.
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