Time to celebrate man's mind by Fredric Hamber
Guest editorial argues Labor Day should honor the human mind rather than labor. It cites brainpower behind wealth creation, critiques Marxist views, praises inventions, and says free minds drive progress, citing figures like George Washington Carver and a brain drain critique of totalitarianism.
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George Orwell
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George Washington Carver
Fredric Hamber
Ayn Rand Institute
AynRand.org
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Calif
Contact details for Newsroom staff
The line lists News Editor Melissa Hill and Bookkeeper Office Manager Diane Givens with telephone numbers 661 746 4942 and 661 399 5925 for direct contact.
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Melissa Hill
Diane Givens
Transformation of school cafeteria menus nationwide
School districts across the country are overhauling cafeteria offerings to provide clearer nutritional information. The shift aims to improve student health by detailing calories, fats, sugars, and portion sizes on menu items within public schools.
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School Board Journal
California
John Garamendi
Healthier school lunches spread with fresh produce
A school district announces salad bars and healthier menu updates as part of a broader movement prompted by the National School Lunch Program reauthorization. California and Virginia districts adopt options like soy milk and calcium fortified juice while campuses like Berkeley Unified ban growth hormones. The wellness policy deadline is 2006.
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Richland
California
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Berkeley Unified School District
Fairfax County
Los Angeles Leadership Academy
Methanex decision cited as warning on health rules under NAFTA
A NAFTA panel rejected Methanex Corp pleading to overturn California's MTBE ban, preserving state health protections though suggesting broader questions about treaty scope. The decision highlights sovereignty concerns over environmental and public safety rules amid CAFTA debates and trucking provisions.
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Bill Lockyer
Methanex Corp
California
Lake Tahoe
Los Angeles
Gray Davis
Methanex
Vancouver
B.C
NAFTA
Yale Law School
U.S
Molson
Corona
CAFTA
America
House
Congress
Cornerstone University Faces Official Positions on Social Issues
The author argues Christian universities should avoid a fixed party line. Individuals may hold personal positions on cultural issues like Halloween or tax policy while the institution affirms its faith, encourages biblical worldview, and leaves nonmoral matters to personal discernment and debate.
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Cornerstone University
Christian University
Brooks
Chris
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