NATO Reconsiders Its Role After Prague Summit
The Prague NATO summit expands the alliance by seven members while debates over Iraq and terrorism signal a shift from a Cold War defense pact to a global security club. Allies balance unity with dissent as they confront a world without clear adversaries.
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Addressing Bigotry Toward Roswell High Students
A Roswell teacher condemns fears of unifying Roswell High School with Goddard, refuting stereotypes about northern students and urging respect for diverse, vibrant youths across both schools.
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Roswell Daily Record
Goddard
Roswell
Alameda
Harlem
East L.A
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GHS
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Goddard HS Spanish Club fund raising and Teenagers of the Month named
Liz DiPaolo Linda Harris and Collin McMillan sold red chile ristras for the Goddard High School Spanish Club fundraiser. Lisa Dawn Reddoch and Karl Schneider were chosen by the Elks as Teenagers of the Month. Roswell artist Rogers Aston prepared to present eight bronze sculptures depicting periods of New Mexico history to Gov. Jerry Apodaca.
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Liz DiPaolo
Linda Harris
Collin McMillan
Goddard High School
Lisa Dawn Reddoch
Karl Schneider
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Elks
Roswell
Rogers Aston
Jerry Apodaca
New Mexico
War on Terror era privacy fears outlined in TIA debate
The piece critiques the Total Information Awareness program linked to DARPA and its threat to civil liberties. It cites Senator Jeff Bingaman's warning about privacy implications and calls for a halt and full investigation. The article frames TIA within Patriot Act measures and recalls Franklin on liberty and safety.
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Albuquerque
New York Times
William Safire
Department of Defense
Defense Advanced Research Project Agency
Safire
Senate
New Mexico
Jeff Bingaman
Bingaman
Jude McCartin
Total Information
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TIA
George W. Bush
John Poindexter
U.S
We the People
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Donald Rumsfeld
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rumsfeld
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Amazing Grace Anthology Highlights Slavery Poems 1660 1810
Washington AP reports a new anthology Amazing Grace gathers over 400 poems by more than 250 poets from 1660 to 1810. James Basker of Barnard College notes the volume restores a human face to slavery through diverse works, including Wordsworth Coleridge and anonymous voices.
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Atlantic
William
Wordsworth
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
James Basker
Barnard College
Columbia University
Basker
North America
Britain
United States
John Newton
American South
Newton
Conspiracy charge aims at oil drilling in Alaska
A columnist describes a supposed GOP driven effort to push Alaska oil for political gain. He cites chatter between conservatives and media figures, claims an “echo chamber” shapes the zeitgeist, and notes Alaska drilling proposals first arose decades ago with no approval yet granted.
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