December Students of the Month at GHS
Goddard High School announces December Students of the Month with seven seniors named Kendra Brown Rachel Cervantes John C King Alexander Jule Neal Morgan Lori Moses Justin Nine Jenna Owen and Shelby Wooton. Recipients hail from Roswell and pursue diverse plans at Texas Tech Baylor ITT Tech NMSU TTU and UNM.
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Goddard High School
Kendra Brown
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Dwain
Jana Brown
Roswell
Brown
Calvary Baptist Church
West Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Rachel Cervantes
Altrusa Club
Richard and
Lois Cervantes
Cervantes
New Mexico Girls State
Mesa
GHS
New Mexico State
del Norte Elementary
TCU
Baylor
UNM
Alexander Jule
Kiwanis Club
Robert
Cheryl Jule
Jule
Hastings
Texas Tech University
Neal Morgan
Pecos Valley Rotary Club
Diane Morgan
Mike Morgan
Morgan
Future Farmers of America
NMSU
Assumption Catholic Church
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Lori Moses
Las Llanas
Benny
Fran Moses
Moses
Christ's Church
Mexico
Brazil
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Baylor University
Justin Chad Nine
Elks Club
Jeff
Debbie Nine
Nine
First United Methodist Church
Owen
Cindy Wooton
Wooton
N.M. Livestock Foundation
COLT
New Mexico State University
Lott Fallout Shapes GOP Strategy and Senate Resolve
The piece discusses Trent Lott's remarks and their political impact. It notes racial politics within Republicans and Southern Democrats blocking civil rights progress, with John Perkins urging reconciliation. Rumors of Lott’s resignation and Musgrove’s possible appointment are mentioned as potential outcomes.
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John Perkins
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas Tarrants
Perkins
Lott
Washington
Senate
Ronnie Musgrove
Trent Lott
History highlights for December 18 across years
Dec 18 marks key events including the 13th Amendment taking effect in 1865, New Jersey ratifying the Constitution in 1787, Tchaikovsky premiering The Nutcracker Suite in 1892, Edith Bolling Galt marrying Wilson in 1915, Hitler's 1940 invasion directive, and other notable rulings and milestones through 1972.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
U.S
Tchaikovsky
St. Petersburg
Russia
Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Soviet Union
L Enfant and Ellicott Shaped Washington’s Bold Plan
The piece notes Knutson’s unpublished drawing of two wrestlers won a prize at a Paris art school, linking its education to the design of Washington. It recalls L Enfant’s dismissal after conflicts with city commissioners over map publication and sales timing, and Andrew Ellicott’s later maps that circulated in Europe. L Enfant’s avenues and squares create a lively urban chaos within order.
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L’enfant
Paris
Miller
Europe
Roswell Graduates at LCU December Commencement
Roswell students Beth Atkinson Beth Blackwell Hadley Shelby Smith and Carley Whited earned bachelor degrees at Lubbock Christian University during December commencement. Atkinson earned humanities pre law, Hadley interdisciplinary elementary education, Smith exercise science, and Whited biology.
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LCU
Roswell
Lubbock Christian University
Beth Atkinson
Herb
Marla Atkinson
Beth Blackwell Hadley
Koko
Beverly Blackwell
Shelby Smith
Lee
Jackie Sappington
Carley Whited
Robert
Marlena Whited
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Lisa King
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Noon Optimist Club
She
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Kay
Assisteens
Christ’s Church
Teen Cbs
Shelby Wooton
Altrusa
Kiwanis
Justin Chad
Nine Elks Club
Sertoma
Jenna Kay Owen Noon
Optimist
Pecos Valley
Roswell Rotary
Thomas
Tribune Media Sves. Inc
Supreme Court
Japan
United Nations
Britain
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
People United To Save Humanity
United States
North Vietnam
Knutson
City’s
Andrew Ellicott
Ellicott
Cable One
C-Span
Roswell Convention and Civic Center
Cable One Digital
CABLE
Honey
Campus News
Eroswell Baily
Roswell-Record.com
Children’s
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