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Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2008
Page
2
Hutchinson Trinity High students stage lunch line protest
About 250 students at Trinity Catholic High School organized a sack lunch protest to raise awareness of unsympathetic lunch policies. Principal Cordel called it a prank and warned of consequences, while students argued their verbal complaints had been ignored and that bringing sack lunches was within rights. The protest cost about $400 in missed lunches, and some students praised the act as organized civil disobedience.
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Stepping Stones finale delights Ottawa audience
A Lincoln Center inspired performance at Lincoln Elementary showcased 36 four year olds in the Stepping Stones program. Superintendent and USD 290 board approved early intervention believing in strong outcomes. Mrs. Carol Mallicoat led students through songs including This Land Is Our Land and Alphabet. Marge Stevens, Ottawa school board member, praises the program.
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Personal safety and politics color Charley Reese column
Charley Reese argues most problems are personal safety related and critiques Democratic rules, implying superdelegates risk nominating bias while criticizing Republican candidates and race, gender, and age dynamics. He mocks lawyers’ costs and notes the nation’s political divisions, ending with a call to avoid self destruction.
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