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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2000
Page
13
A small New England college will charge 31,520 in tuition and fees for the 2000-01 academic year, marking the first no increase in 46 years. Education experts say the move raises competitive pressure for other pricey schools to curb costs passed to students.
Felicia Daniels aims to be a veterinarian as the study middle 1 class revives Sir Isaac Newton. When the tarantula fell four feet and opened its abdomen students aided by Charity Thomas and Chris Davis used surgery and glue to push organs back and seal the wound. The spider survived and ate a mealworm the next day.
Electronic Arts revives Road Rash on PlayStation with Jailbreak featuring open road courses, two player sidecar action, a new Five-O mode, time trial, and a familiar arcade feel. Soundtrack and 3-D graphics earn solid marks, though visuals and repetition show age. Progressing through bikes unlocks abilities while taunting and police encounters add flair.
Teens feel ignored as candidates court voters with cameras and events. Senior quotes warn teens to form views before 18 and vote for leaders who address youth issues such as education and college funding. Turskey is a senior at Odessa High School.
The piece profiles George W. Bush John McCain Al Gore and Bill Bradley noting their birth details education military service marriages and children. It highlights Bush with daughters Barbara and Jenna McCain with seven children Gore with four Bradley with a daughter Theresa and adds a vague question about the race outcome before the Nov. 7 election.
Advice on influencing policy includes contacting legislators and attending meetings. It covers drafting messages, testifying, and proposing or opposing bills. It highlights avenues for civic participation and civic rights in public governance processes.
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