California Turns Algebra Into Graduation Requirement
Editorial lauds California for making algebra a high school graduation requirement. It notes staff writer Claire Luna and Los Angeles Times say most students who previously struggled are now succeeding in new courses. The piece argues higher expectations push learning, with algebra aiding real world tasks from mortgages to budgeting and professional fields.
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Golden State
California
Claire Luna
Los Angeles Times
Luna
L.A. Times
Taro
the Times
Journal World Editorial Values and Preamble
The Journal World outlines its mission to provide accurate and fair news reporting without editorial interference, safeguarding citizens' rights, supporting disadvantaged groups, exposing public dishonesty, and backing community improvement projects as stated by Dolph Simons Sr. across 1944 to 1979. The note includes postal and association memberships.
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Journal-World
Iowa caucuses a winnower move in 2004 race
David Shribman notes the early departures of Joseph Lieberman and Wesley Clark from Iowa and New Hampshire. He asserts these moves reflect strategic choice rather than geography, highlighting Iowa as the pivotal winnowing state. Gephardt remains positioned to benefit from their exit.
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Iowa
New Hampshire
Joseph I. Lieberman
Connecticut
Wesley L. Clark
Arkansas
Lieberman
Clark
Des Moines
Manchester
George H.W. Bush
Pat Robertson
John Connolly
Jesse L. Jackson
George S. McGovern
John H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
Alan Cranston
Howard Dean
Vermont
Ronald Reagan
California
George HW
Bush
Bob Dole
Kansas
Michael S. Dukakis
Massachusetts
Richard A. Gephardt
Missouri
Tom Harkin
Albert Gore Jr
Tennessee
South
Gore
Arthur Miller
University of Iowa
Gephardt
David Shribman
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Haskell Beats Kansas 12 to 6 On McCook Field
Lawrence Daily World reports Kansas University football suffers its first defeat of the year at McCook Field. The Haskell Indians win 12 to 6 in a fierce, closely fought game decided near the end. Also includes health note on lockjaw germs and Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
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Lawrence Daily World
Kansas University
McCook Field
Haskell Indians
Jayhawkers
Haskell
Kansas
Chamberlain
World Population Awareness Week prompts climate and water focus
Public Forum letters discuss World Population Awareness Week with a water resource theme and note global and U.S. water shortages, population growth, and the need for drastic change. Readers urge recognition of water limits, discuss U.S. policy debates, and call for accountability in public communications.
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United States
U.S.A
Kansas
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