TAP program at Ottawa high schools boosts student success
In Ottawa a TAP program on the Ottawa High School campus offers life skill courses for students from Ottawa High School, Ottawa Middle School, Baldwin High School, and Wellsville campuses. It uses two modular units to provide a social and emotional learning environment with para educators aiding small groups and individuals. The TAP English class produces a newspaper titled The Informer led by senior editors Clarence Gilliam and Lisa Rogers, focusing on positive activities to counter past negative influences and help students excel.
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Joan Rieger
Myranda Lynn
Venus Clark
the Informer
Clarence Gilliam
Lisa Rogers
Jésuit
Journalists' Role Behind Mainstream Media Margins
Todd Gitlin of Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism notes in 2005 that despite journalism's frailties, bloggers, op ed writers, and opinionated cable sectors still rely on mainstream journalism and expect to find truth there.
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Todd Gitlin
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Bipartisan push for national worker verification system
The article notes agreement on tougher workplace verification and enforcement among immigration reform factions. A national electronic verification system is being tested and could become mandatory, with stiffer fines and more inspectors to curb hiring of illegal workers in sectors like hotels, restaurants, and agriculture.
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Guest Editorials Include Reader Opinions
Guest editorials publish reader viewpoints and reflect individual opinions not guaranteed by The Herald or its editor.
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War Lies and the Price of Blood for Power
An opinion piece condemns war as a profit driven conspiracy led by politicians and corporations. It cites Pound and Hemingway on war crimes, criticizes the Bush administration, and urges parents to keep children from military service until political reform occurs. The essay calls for press responsibility and ends with an address to writer Charley Reese.
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