Pomona High Lunch Hours Remain Closed Debate Continues
The Pomona high school lunch hour stays closed amid mixed student and teacher opinions. supporters favor reopening for more food choices and a sense of responsibility, while opponents cite cost and logistical concerns.
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Hawthorne Nominees Share Photo Moment
A pair of Hawthorne teachers pose for a photo. Dee Anne Harnden, a fourth grade instructor, is a 1996 nominee for state teacher of the year, while Marge Stevens, a first grade instructor, was a nominee in 1993.
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Iran embraces Islamic video games to shape society
Iran plans mass production of the first Islamic moral values video game developed at a state research center. Tehran TV quotes the center head as saying the project aims to blend puritanical Islamic values with modern technology and keep pace with Western advances.
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What's hot and what's not at BHS this fall
Carrie Williams outlines fall fashion focusing on layers and flannels for 1995 trends at BHS with jeans, long-sleeve tees, sweaters, wraps, and skirts. Magazines note shoes like Doctor Martins and Mary Janes, plus knee-high stockings, while avoiding Hawaiian shirts.
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Bugs Bunny statue rises over Douglass bust at Faneuil Hall
The city and private property battles shape two installations at Boston’s Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Bugs Bunny bronze sits outside Warner Bros Studio Store on private land, while Frederick Douglass bust awaits inside the 253 year old meeting hall under city Arts Commission approval. The Douglass piece remains in storage awaiting a pedestal that matches existing marble figures and Landmarks Commission specs.
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Two charged in educator's death in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia two men were charged with first degree murder in the death of Everette Knapper a 55 year old assistant principal and civil rights advocate found dead after a bedroom fire Richard Larry Lawson 24 and Frank Edward West 28 were held pending arraignment police said motive not clear but may have been robbery Knapper was a long time Kanawha County school employee who criticized officials and worked to aid impoverished blacks.
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