Anyway Commandments spark ethics talk at Roswell Rotary
ENMU Roswell official Robert Rhoads urged ethical business practices at a Roswell Rotary Club gathering. He cited Enron and Arthur Andersen to show short term gains from unethical behavior but long term harm to reputation and bottom line. He highlighted Character First and Kent M. Keith's Anyway Commandments urging constructive action despite resistance.
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Robert Rhoads
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Roswell
Rotary Club
Enron
Arthur Andersen
Kent M. Keith
Penguin Putnam
Chisum Elementary Thanks Roswell Community Little Theater
The staff and students thank Mr Frank Schlatter Mr Jim Bignell and all Roswell Community Little Theater members for the Daisy Head Mayzie play presented Friday. The production celebrated Read Across America and Dr Seuss Birthday and strengthened Partners in Education.
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Chisum Elementary
Frank Schlatter
Jim Bignell
Roswell
Little Theater
Roswell Hosts State Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions
The Roswell High School Gym hosts the 25th annual New Mexico State Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions as open-class fighters vie for a spot in the national finals in Hawaii later this month. Billy Stockton of Goddard High finished first among ninth-grade finalists in the 1976-77 NM Mathematics Contest at UNM in Albuquerque. The Roswell Independent School District projects an 11.05 percent rise in expenditures for the 1977-78 budget to $12.9 million, with utilities costs up 36 percent driving the increase.
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Hawaii
Billy Stockton
Goddard High School
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Roswell Independent School
Sailing the Horn and Patagonia Described by a Santa Fe Traveler
A Santa Fe reader recounts a 14 day cruise around Cape Horn and Antarctica, praising Patagonia's remote landscapes and European-influenced inhabitants. The piece contrasts post 9/11 cruise industry struggles with cheap travel and future plans to visit San Francisco, New Orleans, and New York.
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Cape Horn
South America
Ushuaia
Argentina
Antarctica
Scandinavia
Russia
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York
New Mexico
Alaska
Horn
Chile
Patagonia
Europe
Germany
Wales
Yugoslavian
New World
Montevideo
Uruguay
Spain
Jay Miller
la Tusa
N.M
Best and worst in TV history aired and debated
The CBS documentary 9/11 drew a 39 million non sports prime time audience the season's largest. The piece praised as quality TV contrasts with late night clashes as ABC sought to lure David Letterman from CBS and replace Ted Koppel on Nightline.
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CBS
ABC
Nightline
Ted Koppel
David Letterman
Letterman
Koppel
Today in History Highlights March 17
March 17 marks St Patrick s Day and notable events include St Patrick s death in 461 Boston evacuation in 1776 Eleanor Roosevelt wedding in 1905 Theodore Roosevelt muck rake term in 1906 Camp Fire Girls formed in 1910 National Gallery of Art opened in 1941 MacArthur arrival in Australia in 1942 and Californium announced in 1950 by UC Berkeley scientific team.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Saul
County Down
Boston
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Gridiron Club
Washington
Camp Fire Girls Organization
National Gallery of Art
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
University of California At Berkeley
Little Heretic and the Santa Fe of Marian Sloan in 1852
Marian Sloan Russell recalls Santa Fe in 1852 as a bustling trading hub with daily freight wagons from Fort Union Texas Chihuahua and California. She describes vibrant markets, Mexican crafts Indian goods and candy stalls, and Bishop Lamy bringing Sisters of Loretto to start a girls school with 100 pupils.
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Santa Fe
Will
Fort Union
Texas
Chihuahua
Camino Real
California
Santa Fé
Marian
Jean Lamy
Jesus
Bishop Lamy
Lamy
Marian Sloan Russell
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