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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2000
Page
11
An inside page of The Star shows scrambled bylines and misaligned staff notes. Erroneous lines list roles such as features editor and advertising staff with fragmented names and misprinted sections, indicating a production error on page layout.
Editorial questions the pressure of ISAT on students and teachers and whether testing consuming curriculum time. It endorses standards while calling for less angst, smarter scheduling, and avoiding cross-district comparisons, hoping public discussion spurs thoughtful reform.
Editorial urges fair gradual rollout of a 1.5 billion plan to tear down 51 Chicago high rise housing projects and replace them with low rise units. It warnsSouth Suburban communities fear displacement and stresses scatter site housing with job access, transportation, and balanced growth.
Tom Houlihan discusses the upcoming Midlothian Krispy Kreme opening near his home at 147th Street and Cicero Avenue. He recalls prior visits to Summit and Orland Park, questions how daily access will affect his diet, and muses on the cultural lure and potential daily temptations. He notes the broader impact on local routines and expresses both excitement and caution about near daily doughnut availability.
Voters once urged George Ryan to lead Illinois toward the 21st century while critics question a second term amid talks of an income tax and perceived missteps. A separate response defends American Indian sovereignty, condemns use of Indian names for entertainment, and urges respect for all cultures from an elder speaker.
To the Editor lauds Hillary Rodham Clinton for political savvy and health care advocacy, notes her upbringing near Chicago, and comments on her choice to run for office in New York as a strategic move away from Illinois.
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