Ohio lawmakers debate academic bill of rights for colleges
State legislators weigh a proposed academic bill of rights to curb perceived ideological bias in higher education. Proposals include prohibiting irrelevant controversial material in classes, hiring and promotion based on expertise, and a grievance process for beliefs-based discrimination. Supporters cite parental concerns over values. critics warn of weaponizing tenure and stifling faculty.
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Iraq vote count ends as Baghdad tallies finalized
Iraq completed vote tallies at 5,200 stations as power failures delayed results. Sunnis largely stayed away amid concerns of a Shiite dominated government, while al Qaeda warned of continued jihad. A Royal Air Force C-130 was shot at and crashed en route to a multinational base near Balad amid ongoing investigations.
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Jackson jurors chosen in molestation case trial
Prosecutors missed the first day as jury selection began in Jackson's molestation case. The 46 year old singer dismisses accusations as a vendetta while his parents defend him. Judge Melville cautions on six month service and questions reveal a mixed pool of prospective jurors.
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Fallen but not forgotten Sgt Charles Webb
Sgt Charles Webb, 22, of Hamilton died November 3, 2004 when a roadside bomb exploded near his patrol southwest of Baghdad. PFC Marlin Rockhold is also mentioned in the piece.
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Soldier James Miller IV Dies in Army Service
The Defense Department had not posted details on James Miller IV’s death as of Monday per the Associated Press report. A West Chester Township family recalls the Anderson High School offensive lineman, who studied at Xavier University before enlisting, with funeral expected next week at Good Shepherd Church in Montgomery.
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