San Antonio soldier dies in Iraq roadside blast
A San Antonio Army veterinarian Lt Col Daniel E. Holland 43 died Thursday when an improvised explosive device struck his Humvee near Baghdad. He belonged to the 352nd Civil Affairs Command Fort Bragg and had commanded Fort Hood’s veterinary detachment before deployment. Also killed were Sgt Lonnie C. Allen Jr Pfc Nicholas R. Cournoyer and 1st Lt Robert A. Seidel III. Holland would have taught at Fort Sam Houston next year. The loss is the 208th Texas service member killed in Iraq.
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College presidents under pressure in corporatized academies
The piece quotes Roger Bowen of the AAUP on how rising corporate culture in higher education estranges faculty. It notes critics urge high standards for presidents, while others warn the role is expanding to include fundraising and community leadership, with figures like Stephen Trachtenberg describing a demanding, multifaceted job.
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School Schedule Highlights From Multiple Elementary Pages
Daily announcements reveal a busy calendar across several campuses including Cavazos Alamo Goliad Johnson Sam Houston and The Academy at Ector. Activities include academic celebrations field trips awards assemblies pledges and special events alongside daily news updates and planned finals and tutoring sessions.
ECISD Graduation Plans Set For May Week
The Career Center celebration is Thursday May 25 at 7 00 p m at the Ector County Coliseum. Permian's graduation is Friday May 26 at 8 30 p m at Ratliff Stadium. Odessa High School graduates Saturday May 27 at 8 30 p m at Ratliff Stadium with weather contingency backups through Sunday and Monday.
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Graduation Ceremony at Ratliff Stadium Opens for Public Parking
Ratliff Stadium will host a graduation with both east and west side parking for the public. The stage sits on the south end facing north, graduates seated between the 10 and 40 yard lines. Photos will be taken during the processional as diplomas are awarded, photographers documented by ECISD. Etiquette is required and devices like balloons or bullhorns are forbidden.
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Final report card mail plan for ECISD students
ECISD tells parents report cards will not go home on the final day. Cards will be mailed to home in early June. Gale Pond Alamo Elementary and AIM High have exceptions. Gale Pond Alamo mail June 21. AIM High no report cards. Expect mail in first week of June.
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Summer learning ideas for kids from library to camping
Keep children engaged this summer with library reading programs and prizes, reading aloud sessions, and recording their readings. Volunteer with local groups to teach empathy. Cook together from planning to cleanup. Camp out in the yard, map treasure hunts, observe nature, and let kids teach you.
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