Relativism undermines its own foundation
Carrick Dean argues that the claim there is no absolute truth collapses under its own logic and that moral relativity leads to meaningful judgment and meaninglessness. He contrasts relativism with physics and cosmology, noting Einstein and the Big Bang imply determinate origins and purpose, and warns that without absolutes society risks nihilism and harm.
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Students showcase library week projects and activities
George Washington Intermediate Elementary students created collages titled THIS IS MY LIBRARY for National Library Week with winners in multiple grades and a UNIT ON DISABILITIES led by Tami Riggle. Guest speakers included Joan Martin and Manuel Cardenias. field trip to LARK Enterprises. RUBE GOLDBERG DAY highlighted useless inventions by fifth graders. fifth graders studied Japan with cross curriculum tied to Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes.
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New Castle School Hosts Japanese Cultural Unit
New Castle's St Vitus School welcom es students decorating classrooms as Japan to study language customs math holidays and housing. Mayor Tim Fulkerson spoke of his trip to Japan and a reception for visitors from Shinshi ro. Students prepared a dinner in traditional attire and families will join.
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Law Day contest at New Castle schools features awards and events
New Castle May 3 2000 students from kindergarten through sixth grade earned class and individual awards for performances recitations and a recycling assembly. Dawn Carenbauer and Eileen Keneavy hosted Adventures in Education family night. A millennium tree was planted for Arbor Day with donations from Lorraine Lombardo. Law Day essay contest offers $1,090 scholarships with May 22 deadline for seniors in Lawrence County.
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Laurel Elementary School Earth Day celebration unites grades
Laurel Elementary’s science department organized an Earth Day program linking fourth through sixth graders with primary classes. Intermediate students created game shows experiments and skits while primary students answered with stories drawings models and pledges to keep Earth clean.
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Memorial Scholarships Honor DeGregory At New Castle High School
Two Ralph L DeGregory Memorial Scholarships of 5000 each will be awarded to a New Castle High School senior, one female and one male, based on need and leadership plus GPA or top 20 percent. Born 1896 in Avellino Italy he emigrated in 1902 and served in WWI. He died 1987 in Florida.
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Thiel College launches new major in juvenile and family justice
Thiel College establishes a new academic major in juvenile and family justice to begin in fall 2000. The program, a joint effort of political science and sociology, targets careers in social work, law enforcement, law, education and government. For details contact Dr Allan Hunchuk at 589-2082.
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Network for Parents a Resource for Information
The Parent Education Network's Vocational Information for Parents Project aids families of children with disabilities by providing information on employment housing and community supports. A statewide nonprofit funded by the U.S. Department of Education and the Rehabilitation Services Administration, it offers information technical assistance and workshops to parents educators and service providers. Call 800 522 5827 between 830 a.m. and 430 p.m. Mon through Fri or visit www.parentednet.org.
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