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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2009
Page
2
British broadcaster Gerald Priestland is quoted as saying journalists belong in the gutter because that is where the ruling classes throw their guilty secrets. The remark reflects media criticism and class tension from the late 20th century.
The piece argues multitasking harms learning and driving, citing brain IQ drops and inattentive driving. It notes youth cell phone use will be illegal for under 17 starting January and warns fines up to 175 dollars in Ottawa for such driving distractions.
The Ottawa Herald describes Reader Forum as an open community venue for local issues. Its institutional voice aims to honor rights protect free press and free speech while editorials educate persuade and guide residents toward progressive action.
The article argues that hands on parenting and regular teacher contact boost student performance beyond grades. It highlights communication via phones and voice mail, group work skills, and balancing academics with co curricular activities. It cites studies and quotes William Sears on fostering a love of learning and viewing education as a privilege.
Denise O'Dea, superintendent of Wellsville schools, notes humor reduces stress and boosts happiness, optimism, and potential. She urges parents to model humor, teach through action, and apply five guidelines to nurture a child’s sense of humor for a successful school year.
Donald Kaul laments conservative anger at Bill Clinton’s North Korea rescue and Sonia Sotomayor’s Supreme Court swearing in, noting slow job loss signs boost the economy. He criticizes conservatives for opposing Obama and health care reform while praising Democratic courage, calling for accountability and a public option.
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