Congregants seek meaning in first-grader's shooting
In Mount Morris Township Michigan church members gathered to seek meaning after Kayla Rolland a six year old Buell Elementary pupil was shot dead. The community mourns as a private funeral was held and the school plans to reopen. The six year old classmate who fired the fatal shot faces no charges. The pastors urged forgiveness and rehabilitation over punishment noting the shooter is very young. Members wore pink ribbons and placed flowers as the sermon stressed turning tragedy into good and the need for God in schools.
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Calvary Assembly of God Church
Flint
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Warren
Buell
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Birdie Shields
Greater Azusa
Church of God
Buell Elementary
Shields
Mechalle Ruffin
Hands-free Web wave of future gains attention at industry shows
Industry advocates push voice portals for wireless users to navigate the Web and read emails by voice. Motorola and AirTrac showcase text-to-voice tech, enabling weather, stock, calendars, and messages. Bell Atlantic Mobile notes safer hands-free use as lawmakers scrutinize in-vehicle phone safety.
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Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association
Murali Narayanan
Motorola
Internet Exchange
Clarence Friend
AirTrac
Phone.com
Plantronics Inc
Debra Carroll
Bell Atlantic Mobile
Video plea seeks clemency for condemned killer in Tennessee
Amid emotional testimony and polished visuals, Anastasia Brown and MCA Nashville president Tony Brown create a clemency video for Philip Workman, who faces execution April 6 for fatally shooting Lt. Ronald Oliver after a 1981 Memphis restaurant robbery. The parole board convenes soon, and Gov. Sundquist will weigh the board’s recommendation before deciding.
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Nashville, Tenn
Anastasia Brown
MCA Nashville
Tony Brown
Don Sundquist
Philip Workman
Workman
Memphis
Ronald Oliver
Sundquist
Brown
Explicit performance leads to art student's expulsion
SAN FRANCISCO AP A sexually explicit performance at the San Francisco Art Institute led to the withdrawal of Jonathan Yegge 24 from an ethics class and demands to seek counseling and HIV testing after a piece involving unprotected sex excrement and restraints was performed Jan 25. School officials say the act violated safety policies and constitutes a serious violation involving exposure to bodily fluids while the instructor deems the piece bad art.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Art Institute
Jonathan Yegge
Yegge
SF Weekly
Hegel
Vegge
Tony Labat
Labat
Movie listings tease for weekends shows
The notice lists BUECE BIGALOW WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH and ANY GIVEN SUNDAY with ratings PG 13 and R as part of a cinema schedule. It includes the cryptic suffix ETE suggesting a fragment of text or genre cue.
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Buece Bigalow
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