Editorials Agree to disagree on religion in schools
Editorial notes cautious consensus among 17 groups from Christian Coalition to People for the American Way on handling religious issues in public schools. They urge respectful debate, teaching about religion when appropriate, and keeping schools neutral toward belief while recognizing parental responsibility and diverse society. Some groups abstained over wording specifics.
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Christian Coalition
Soiid Risy
Endangered Jobs List Puts Internet Surfer Ahead Of Bank Tellers
A magazine feature ranks future employment, naming Multimedia Software Designer and Internet Surfer as top growing fields while labeling Bank Teller and Telephone Operator as endangered. The piece mocks obsolescence and notes death and technology's impact across professions, including journalists and bureaucrats.
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Michael Richards
Kramer
Patrick Bills
Herald
Bills
Ottawa voters urged to accept interdisciplinary teaming
A letter rebuts The Ottawa Herald coverage on middle school teaming and interdisciplinary curriculum. It argues teams coordinate instruction, reduce behavior referrals, and align with business decision making. It cites Lee and Smith study findings showing higher achievement and engagement with team teaching.
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Ottawa Herald
Sam Sheldon
Ottawa
Sheldon
Kansas
Lawrence
DeSoto
Topeka
Kansas City
Paola
Souno
Jame’ Bedné
Ma’ Beane
Lee and Smith
Sociology of
Lee & Smith
Lee and
Smith
Lee
Your pocket taxes and the property valuation debate
In a March 9, 1995 column Bill Tellier argues about property taxes and notes a semantic trap between you plural and you singular. He claims the valuation affects your personal tax share, while officials set total city taxes.
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Bill Tellier
Tellier
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