Valentine Day Reality Check Challenges Romantic Myths
A concise note argues that February 14 does not always match romantic fantasies and consumer narratives. It contrasts popular songs by Barry White with everyday experiences, suggesting Valentine's Day can bring disappointment rather than bliss.
Academy reveals 75th Oscar nominations in Beverly Hills
The Academy unveiled the full list of 75th annual Oscar nominations in Beverly Hills yesterday, offering insight into nominees across categories. The announcement, reported on page B4, highlighted expected frontrunners and potential surprises.
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Census data shows Hat workforce aging and top male jobs
StatsCan released 2001 census data indicating an aging Hat workforce. The top jobs for male Hatters are motor vehicle and transit drivers. Women continue to dominate housework and childcare.
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Last chance for Valentine letters contest at The News
Last chance to enter Valentine letters for the contest. Drop off your submission at The News today.
Rural Alberta schools face closure decisions this spring
Prairie Rose school board issued notices considering closing C.J. Peacock Bindless and Manyberries junior high with final votes planned for April 8 and May 13. Trustees cite declining enrollments and funding gaps while noting potential longer bus rides but possible access to broader programs if merged.
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U S risks destroying the United Nations over Iraq stance
Former Canadian cabinet minister Warren Allmand warns a unilateral U S attack on Saddam Hussein could destroy the UN and trigger global destabilization. He argues U S actions bypass UN charter, while Canada seeks UN authorization and plans are under NATO and U S command in the Gulf.
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Hockey study sparks debate on youth players and culture
Debbie Brigley rejects the University of Lethbridge findings that hockey culture pressures young male players toward violence and unhealthy relationships. She argues hockey, not the sport, shapes behavior and notes her son is an NHL player while billeting others. The study focuses on junior A players 18 to 21 in Ontario, warning adult vicarious ambitions and a win at all costs mindset.
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